<prompt> Human: So, I live on my own in a condo on Long Islans that I bought outright with cash. I currently owe some money, but if I sell my car I can pay it off easily. The long story as to how I owned a condo by the age of 18, and how Im losing it is in rlegaladvice who told me my situation is helpless. It is what it is, and I expected it.Basically, on my 25th birthday, I will receive close to a million dollars. Until then my bank account remains at 0. I have an eighth grade education and cannot hold down a job due to PTSD which leaves me running out of buildings when I am on the clock, as I cannot be in crowds of people. For the past 6 months I have applied to a job every day. Every. Day. The reason I do this is because if I do get a job as the local grocery stores cashier, I know for a fact that it will last a month best case scenario and I will need a new workplace lined up for myself.So I guess my first and rather silly question is: can I keep my condo? I bought it for 315,000, using part of an inheritance. Monthly:- Electric is 250- Maintenance AKA mandatory lawn mowing is 275- Sewage is 30- Cable is obviously optional, but preferred as a landline is all I use and wifi allows me to check emails for work, but, again, its optional. 217Every 6 Months:- Car insurance is 2,000And, obviously, yearly taxes. Roughly 5,000. Necessities for myself and my cat comes out to 10 every day so lets say 300 a month. I would definitely feel better if I had a little padding for vet visits. I couldnt care less if I die at this point.I dont have home insurance and I never had. It was just something that was not allowed to me when I was given my budget. I also dont have health insurance. Again, the money was just never allowed to me.Now, I have a spare bedroom that I can rent out. It currently has nobody in it, but typically I set the rent at 500-600 a month. Tenants have always come to me in the past but I need to look and I never have! So whats the best way to find somebody? I tried craigslist and got no replies, but it was several weeks ago now. Is it worth re-posting or are there other options? I definitely want somebody close to my age rather than a 30 or 40 year old as that will trigger my PTSD.Moving on from tenants: I have only ever had minimum wage jobs at minimum hours. And obviously it doesnt work. I cannot think of a single job that wouldnt cause a complete breakdown due to noise and crowds. I would love something like being a secretary or filing or anything that takes place with paperwork and computer screens and quiet rooms. But, unfortunately, these jobs never come to people my age and I fear I am doomed to an infinite retail cycle for the rest of eternity of hired-fired-hired-fired and the worst part is none of these places can be put on future resumes. My qualifications stop at the eighth grade. What kind of options are there for this? Obviously therapy isnt an option - I dont even have health insurance nor do I know the first thing about it! Are there options for people like myself? I see what PTSD does to veterans on the street. And its terrifying.My boyfriend lives with me. He is recently unemployed from a long term job but he is starting a new job at the end of April and estimates that he can also bring in an additional 500 a month. This job ends in the fall, but hell be looking for a replacement until then.Anyway, if it is really impossible for me to keep my current home, I can sell it. My questions in that case are: how on earth do I do that? How much will selling a home cost me? I know NOTHING about anything that I have posted so I need an extremely literal ELI5. And I mean it when I use the word literal.If thats the case: how much money will I end up with and what kind of a home should I move into next? Rent? Buy? Have a spare bedroom for a tenant? Find a one bedroom place? Would renting a place for cheap and dwindling the 300,000 work? Will I ever be able to go back to school or see a therapist again?Or, is none of this possible? Am I doomed to be homeless until I am 25? Considering my medical necessities, I will not survive until then as a homeless person so as many options as possible would be great!  <response>: I would find an adult, such as a counselor, to help you set up a job and get your affairs in order. You wont get a lot of sympathy from redditors, and are better off finding someone in the real world to guide you. I agree that you need to get your GED. You definitely wont get the type of job youre looking for without a high school education. 