<prompt> Human: Me and my girlfriend are both 19 years old living in San Diego and we are looking to move out as soon as possible because of a complicated situation with my girlfriends parents, she will wont be able to live at home soon. My girlfriend is due mid-December. I am currently working full time and attending at university while working towards my degree in Computer Science; my girlfriend is working part time and also attending university. She will drop out soon and only do online courses while I intend to graduate and keep working. We both make minimum wage but when my my girlfriend gives birth she would have to stop working for a couple of months. We have another couple that could move in with us to cut down costs. None of us have credit but we do have enough money for the deposit and more. We should be able to afford rent at most places under 1,400. Is there any way to make the process of moving out and renting any easier?  <response>: Had a similar situation when I was younger. My wife then girlfriend waited for our tax returns. Ended up with 3000. We used that to put a down payment on a shitty rent house and utilities and bought the cheapest garage sale furniture and the cheapest cookware we could find. Only what we had to have, no extra. We had maybe 1200 a month when we both worked. A bit before the kid came i started working 2 full time jobs and stopped university for a bit until we could get back in gear. After she got back to working and we felt stable we talked together and got a 5 year plan going. I finished some school at a votech to get out of the minimum wage jobs so she could start nursing school. Shes gradually earned more as shes moved up from CNA to LPN and soon to be RN and Ive earned more through self study and certifications. Were comfortable but still working our way up.If you need a semester or two off take it. Care for your family but get back in school asap. You cant provide for a family on minimum wage. Youll be lucky to survive. Take advantage of anything the government offers. Healthcare midnight trips to the ER for sick babies is expensive, car troubles, and other unseen expenses will hit you like a sack of bricks. 