<prompt> Human: Title says a lot of it. Im 21 years old and planning to move out for my final year 4th of University, and have plans to attend law school afterwards for which Ill likely stay at the same universityI currently have a moderately well paying part time job that I work during the semester-however, I wont be able to bump my summer hours up to full time until the last 1.5-2 months of the summer. This means that with the area I hope to live in close to university, home neighbourhood etc, renting prices for a decent place end up being closer to 35-45 of my monthly income instead of the 30 rule that Ive heard to be ideal. How flexible should I consider this renting portion of my income to be?For more info: my city has good public transit and I get a great deal on monthly passes with my tuition so Im comfortable not owning a car I will still have acccess to borrow my parents car if totally necessary as well. I also am more or less vegetarian and buy little meat, so I understand some money can be saved on groceries. Lastly, I have 0 debt from school because university is reasonably priced in my country Canada and my parents saved an immense RESP for me and my siblings. This RESP is bolstered by the fact that I stayed home for my bachelors, and my parents have told me they have funds available to help with living independently this was in regards to grad school though. I also have around 4000 saved right now and I hope to have 6000 by the time Im moving out.If it seems acceptable to spend 40 if my income on rent given my situation then I will feel greatly at ease in the house search with friends. Thanks for the insighthelp!  <response>: How flexible should I consider this renting portion of my income to be?Spending 45 instead of 30 means you have to make cuts elsewhere, and thats usually discretionary spending having fun. 