conversation: User (TonyBanana420): "So as I've said I'm getting evicted.\n\nAbout 4 months ago I moved to Texas from florida with my sister and her fianceé. I had very little in the ways of financial assets when I moved and have been playing catch up since I got here.\n\nI have this month before I have to leave. I have $0.00 in savings, and am beginning a new job next week. I have a motorcycle that I spent $1100 on. \n\nI got into this position because of laziness in finding a job, and because of really poor management of assets that I had. I'm not really sure where to go from here, and am feeling very scared and overwhelmed. \n\nCan anybody give me advice on how to get my financials in order and find a place to live next month?"
  Self: "Can you leave right now and avoid the eviction?  Having an eviction on your credit record will make it very challenging to rent another apartment.  Can you move in with your sister and her fiancee? "
  User (TonyBanana420): "Sorry if I didn't make it clear, I already live with my sister and the finacee. I'm not technically on the lease so I don't think it will affect my credit."
  Self: "Are they being evicted?  Is no one working and able to pay the rent?\n\nI suppose my advice to you changes since the eviction isn't likely to end up on your credit report.  I suggest you save as much money as possible and start looking for an apartment with roommates.  Alternatively, look on Craigslist for someone renting a room in their house.  You likely can't afford an apartment on your own and won't have enough cash saved to put down a deposit and pay your first month's rent.  A housing arrangement with roommates is your best option. "
  User (TonyBanana420): "They aren't being evicted, and the Fiancee is working but struggling to pull both my and my sister's weight."
  Self: "Sounds like you're being kicked out, not evicted.  Eviction is when your landlord forces you out. \n\nCan you stay in your current apartment if you start contributing?  It might be cheaper to pay for your fair share of the rent in your current apartment than to look for another housing arrangement.  \n\nPerhaps, to smooth things over, you can offer to pay extra over the next few months to make up for the time you weren't contributing to the household's expenses.  "
  User (TonyBanana420): "I believe the landlord is informed about the situation and I don't think that is an option unfortunately."
  