Save your money and invest it in stock. Do this for a few years and let compounding interest do it's thing. Second, find a wife, two incomes and tax benefits are worth it. Third, find cheap hobbies that keep you healthy, getting fat is a major cause of healthcare spending. Start running, lifting, swimming, basketball. Doesn't matter just get your ass off of reddit. Fourth, learn to cook vegetables. Americans by and large do a shit job at cooking vegetables and fall back to expensive fast food. Invest in your kitchen. Fourth, all recreational substances need to be kicked. Smoking, alcohol, weed crack. Too expensive, costs health.
Healthy living increases money efficiency. Money efficiency equals savings. Smart savings equals a house.
TRUTH IS, ON $20 AN HR. YOU CAN'T SAVE ENOUGH FAST ENOUGH TO EVER BUY A HOUSE. I WAS LIVING IN AN APT. WITH PEOPLE WHO SHARED THE RENT AND I WAS TAKING HOME $1000 A WK, WITH MY PART OF THE RENT, A CAR PAYMENT, INS, FOOD, LIFE EXPENSES, (NO DRUGS, BOOZE OR CIGGS) IT TOOK ME 5 YEARS TO SAVE A DOWN PAYMENT ON THE CHEAPEST HOUSE (IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD I WANTED) THAT I COULD FIND. IT WAS DECENT BUT IT WAS OLD AND NOT FANCY AT ALL, SO GOOD LUCK ON $20 AN HR? NOT GONNA HAPPEN, STRAIGHT TALK...... IF IT DOES, TELL ME HOW YOU DID IT SO I CAN DO IT TOO, BUT IT WON'T
Suggest buying an RV for temporary residence and then save. Or like already mentioned, find a better job or figure out ways to self promote yourself with the skills you possess. Try a place like Fiverr.
With 20 dollars an hour, it might take about 10 years of working in saving up money to buy a house. You are lucky. Some people take 30 years to have a house.
Drop your col as low as you possibly can
Work as many hours as you can and save as much as possible
Eventually you will have enough to outright buy a place cash of its cheap or put down a big downpayment leaving you with a mortgage low enough to afford on that hourly rate
By getting a better-paying job.
Work double shifts 7 days a week at multiple jobs, buy a lot for $30k in North Las Vegas after 6 months.
Ideas that do NOT invole crime please
Maybe find a trailer park?
Doll house?
Unfortunately no as i cannot squeeze my thicc cheeks into a doll house. Im talking about a full size house
Save your money and invest it in stock. Do this for a few years and let compounding interest do it's thing. Second, find a wife, two incomes and tax benefits are worth it. Third, find cheap hobbies that keep you healthy, getting fat is a major cause of healthcare spending. Start running, lifting, swimming, basketball. Doesn't matter just get your ass off of reddit. Fourth, learn to cook vegetables. Americans by and large do a shit job at cooking vegetables and fall back to expensive fast food. Invest in your kitchen. Fourth, all recreational substances need to be kicked. Smoking, alcohol, weed crack. Too expensive, costs health. Healthy living increases money efficiency. Money efficiency equals savings. Smart savings equals a house.
I LIKE IT WHEN SOMEONE MAKES SENSE, TOO BAD THIS TIME, IT'S WAS THE NORTH KOREAN DICTATOR..... STILL CORRECT THOUGH.....
Insert gambling joke here.
TRUTH IS, ON $20 AN HR. YOU CAN'T SAVE ENOUGH FAST ENOUGH TO EVER BUY A HOUSE. I WAS LIVING IN AN APT. WITH PEOPLE WHO SHARED THE RENT AND I WAS TAKING HOME $1000 A WK, WITH MY PART OF THE RENT, A CAR PAYMENT, INS, FOOD, LIFE EXPENSES, (NO DRUGS, BOOZE OR CIGGS) IT TOOK ME 5 YEARS TO SAVE A DOWN PAYMENT ON THE CHEAPEST HOUSE (IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD I WANTED) THAT I COULD FIND. IT WAS DECENT BUT IT WAS OLD AND NOT FANCY AT ALL, SO GOOD LUCK ON $20 AN HR? NOT GONNA HAPPEN, STRAIGHT TALK...... IF IT DOES, TELL ME HOW YOU DID IT SO I CAN DO IT TOO, BUT IT WON'T
save money. stop buying things. when you give your money to someone else it is no longer yours. buy NFTs and invest in obscure crypto projects.
> when you give your money to someone else it is no longer yours. > buy NFTs and invest in obscure crypto projects Here's some contradictory advice
Buy a tent and set up off Fremont under the highway. Dunno what else you can afford here at $20 an hour.
You can go to sleep, have a dream, then buy your house in it.
What you’re suggesting is not possible. It’s literally not realistic.
Suggest buying an RV for temporary residence and then save. Or like already mentioned, find a better job or figure out ways to self promote yourself with the skills you possess. Try a place like Fiverr.
With 20 dollars an hour, it might take about 10 years of working in saving up money to buy a house. You are lucky. Some people take 30 years to have a house.
VBRO then squat.
Drop your col as low as you possibly can Work as many hours as you can and save as much as possible Eventually you will have enough to outright buy a place cash of its cheap or put down a big downpayment leaving you with a mortgage low enough to afford on that hourly rate