<prompt> Human: I got a new job back in June selling mobile homes for ownersinvestors of some parks. I had to move from Tennessee to Southern Georgia since thats where the parks are. I was told Id be here for about 18 months, but Im being relocated again to Lake City Florida to sellmanage the park there.My rent was paid for in Georgia by my employer he paid me in a separate check the amount for rent and I went and paid it to keep the books accurate, as I live in one of the new mobile homes in one of the parks.In my next location, I wont be living in the park so my girlfriend and I are looking at apartmentshomes for rent. When we sent some options my employer, who I should mention at this point is her dad, he wrote back with a vague answer about probably not covering the full amount. For reference, rent is 650 where I am now, and most places are running at least 700 if not 900 a month. I just wanted to know if this is normal for an employer to not cover that cost? Whats the best way to discuss this with him? We keep personal and business separate so Id be coming into this discussion with him purely from an employer to employee standpoint.Thanks all.  <response>: He doesnt have to pay your rent. Thats not a standard thing for employers to do. 