<prompt> Human: This is my first post here, but I think it might apply to some other lurkers here as well. Also on mobile, so sorry for any formatting issuesIm just now entering the job market fresh out of college, and the job search has been, well, lackluster for me. I applied to a reputable Commercial Real Estate firm for a Junior Investment Sales agent, interviewed, and was finally offered a position. The caveat, however, is that it pays solely on commission. This particular company doesnt offer a draw either. I understand that I will be making next to nothing for quite some time, but the earning potential can be quite large. The job is in a new city, and I have very little savings. My question to you is, if I were to take this job, how can I move to this new city with only enough money for rent and food for a couple of months?Rent here isnt absurd, and thankfully Im fortunate enough to have parents that would be able to loan me some money to get myself off the ground. However, I value my independence, and I dont want to be relying on them for an extended period of time before I can start making some money. Any and all advice on this would be much appreciated.EDIT: Thanks for all the advice, Ive decided not to take the job, but that comes with a silver lining. I just landed another interview at a more reputable firm that can start me off with a salary.  <response>: This isnt a good opportunity. 