Florida woman says that paying $1,600 a month at motel is better than renting an apartment.

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TheScallywag1874about 9 hours ago560

ngl...she had some solid points. Depending on where this is, it's not too bad.

Difficult-Name8506about 9 hours ago400

Well, it sounds like it makes sense and it works for her.

NoctRobabout 9 hours ago269

Don’t have to buy furniture either. Possibly free laundry / housekeeping? It’s not a bad thought.

Chases-Bearsabout 9 hours ago231

I manage a state park. We’re starting to see more people like this because $34/night is way cheaper than rent.

Less-Squash7569about 9 hours ago209

Its way more expensive to be poor in the long run

BosqueBuddhistabout 9 hours ago106

She’s not wrong. For a lot of people, this is much better than living out of their car, often their only other option.

Lazy_Gene6225about 9 hours ago75

TBH she has a point. Especially given her criminal record and the obstacles that poses.

Immediate-Pool-4391about 9 hours ago44

If I could have a place to plug in a crockpot and a small fridge I could probably make it work

neolobeabout 9 hours ago42

There are extended stay hotels, often used by people relocating. I stayed for several months during the off-season at $70 a night suite in a high-rise hotel on the beach. It was completely furnished with a full kitchen and all the dishes, utensils, pans, etc.. Washer/Dryer. The works. Felt more like an apartment. I didn't eat out. I love to cook. There were two great grocery stores right across the street.

I didn't have to buy a thing. It was good living. Full services on a resort.

I'd do it again in a heartbeat if needed.

317antabout 8 hours ago34

No shame in this. It’s smart and she has a safe roof over her head every night. I commend her for making it work for her!