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me and my boyfriend want to move.
ok im 17 female and my boyfriend is going to be 18 in january. well we have been talking about wanting to move to hollywood or los angeles. and just moving out of the town we live in now, well today he jus randomly says "hey you need to start searching for houses or appartments or anything in L.A. or hollywood so we can move there i want out of here. and you need to get a job and we need to start saving money!" ok well hes working on getting a job. and i already applied for target and in-n-out burger. well once we get jobs i understand to save money thats the biggest thing. but what are some ways we can totally be ready at least by the time i turn 18 in september...of 2010? cause i need advice on how i can go about getting a job. saving money. and what can i search or what are good places to look into in hollywood or los angeles that are good or nice to live and raise a family that arent cheap but there not expencive. if thats possible. i just basically need advice on how to start a life together with my boyfriend. please help me thanks in advance! and the more advice you give the more help you will be thankyou! =]
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I don't know where you're living now, but I live in Los Angeles. The economy has hit LA hard. There are very little jobs and the cost of living is very high. You will not be able to survive on a In-n-out or Target job. I just moved back with my mother and have been searching for a job 2 months now. I went to an interview recently and was competing for a spot with 200 other people. The best resource is craigslist.org for apartments and jobs. If you have any connections in Los Angeles, hit them up.
If it were a different time, things would be so much better for you and your boyfriend. It's very hard right now for everyone. A lot of people are losing their jobs.
I was living in Marin County before I moved back to Los Angeles. It was easier to find a job there. Specifically in Corte Madera. That's in Northern California. It's a nice place to live. It's one of the richest counties in the United States. The cost of living was high, but you sound just like my friend. She's married now and living very well in Marin County. You might want to look into that. They have a lot of FREE public services.
Seriously, I would much rather live back in Marin County, then in Los Angeles. It's hard living here, the pace is much faster.
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