<prompt> Human: So me and 3 of my friends are planning on moving out together for school next year. We were looking at places in the area of the school and have attempted to account for as many expenses as we could, splitting rent, food, fees etc between us 4. We plan to have 2 cars and rent a 2000 a month house 4 bedrooms. I am a little concerned, however, as we are going to be working minimum wage jobs while going to school as well. We calculate that each of us should have about 200 of leftover cash after all fees are paid each month. Is this enough? Are there any fees and costs that we wouldnt think of when we move out? I dont want to move out only to find that we dont have enough money to live. Thank you for your help.  <response>: Honestly, dont calculate your costsexpenses as a group. Bad plan. Live with people who are reliable and have jobs, or else have their parents taking care of rent and living expenses, so you dont get stuck paying extra for anyone. Each of you should worry about their own shit and contribute toward pools of money for rent and common-use items rent, cleaning supplies, maybe coffee, etc. Thats my take on it, but Ive lived with a lot of different roommates over the years and thats the best approach imo 