<prompt> Human: The reason Im posting this here is ultimately because of two things. One, because I have no credit as of right now however I did apply 2 weeks ago and two, I dont know where Im going to stay until then and really I have little savings.So, my dad blamed me for my parents potential divorce and basically made my every day a living hell. So I moved out. At the time I had a friend in college who moved in with her boyfriend and told me that she had an empty apartment that the lease was ending on Nov 28th for. And that if I paid her just 350utilities for the time, I could just have the apartment. So Ive been in there for about 9 days and have paid 200 to her already. Well now she needs the apartment back because they broke up... Originally she had offered for me to just sleep on her couch until I had a place but her friend made it very clear to me that it was apparently illegal to do so and that I needed all of my shit out by Thursday. She has agreed to just pay me 150 back plus pay for the utilities. But now, I have nowhere to go and no credit to get a place. PLUS I have my bed, my desk, 2 chairs, a dresser, and all of the food that I have in the fridge that I just bought.. what is the best next move for me here?I currently have 2 jobs that rake in roughly 1500 a month and apartments near me go for roughly 600 a month. Thanks and I apologize if this isnt the subreddit for this.  <response>: Try to find a month to month ministorage for your stuff and find a hotel that has a cheaper rate if rented by the week. Im talking like a Motel 6. No luxury by any means, but itll give you a few days to Craigslist or Facebook or to find a place locally that shares housing information. That way your stuff is safe and youre not on the streets.Also, as said above, its bullshit that you cant live somewhere if your name isnt on the lease. Its not illegal. Your friend just might not want to live with anyone and is using that as a way to deter you from staying. Considering your position, it wouldnt be out of line to ask to stay there for a week while you find somewhere else to go. Offer her some money for staying, be a good, quiet and helpful guest and dont overstay if she agrees to let you crash there for a week or whatever. Dont make her be the one who has to tell you its time to leave. Contact your local housing authority and there may be a place they can direct you where people seeking roommates are posting.Google best place to find a roommate. They provide many options. 