How much is enough to FIRE in San Francisco?

Re:How much is enough to FIRE in San Francisco? by jwells89 on Thursday May 02, 2024 @01:29PM (#40238906)

It’s not great, but what makes it that much worse is the hunt for the next apartment that one needs to start a good deal before lease renewal just in case. Just having a single small cat cuts your options in half, and then of course price and whatever other quality of life things you might be looking for (e.g. adequate windows/natural light/building facing) cut that down further. Apartment hunting is anxiety-stoking.

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Re:How much is enough to FIRE in San Francisco? by creer on Thursday May 02, 2024 @02:04PM (#40239409)

Let's not go too far either. IF that happens, you can live in a too expensive, or not optimal location, or otherwise imperfect place for a few months or one year while you hunt for better.

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Re:How much is enough to FIRE in San Francisco? by jwells89 on Thursday May 02, 2024 @02:44PM (#40239959)

For me that scenario is all the more stressful since that means there’s going to be at least two moves upcoming instead of just a potential single move.

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Re:How much is enough to FIRE in San Francisco? by creer on Thursday May 02, 2024 @03:07PM (#40240230)

It's a "might have to" - not very likely - in exchange for going house hunting every year just before lease renewal. That's a lot of work every year. But sure, it's a choice.

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