<prompt> Human: sorry for the length, I didnt want to miss detailsHello,My boyfriend and I of 4 years are planning on moving out together by the end of this year. I am 21, and he is 20. We are currently finishing paying off my student loans, which is only about 800 now, and I have a Discover credit card with about 230 we paid it off last month, put some balance on it to keep it open. My credit limit was just raised to 1,500 and my FICO score is currently 749. I have no other debts, and my boyfriend has no credit history. I work part time, usually about 30-35 hours a week at 9 an hour. I work for Publix, and I am currently being trained in a Customer Service Staff position, and when I am done I plan on going full time at a different store. He works 2 jobs, one as a mailman for a private community making 10.50 an hour, and the other is the Publix Deli, which he gets paid 9.5 an hour. He works both jobs every day usually, mail in the morning and Publix at night. Currently, after taxes, I make about 280 a week. My boyfriend gets paid biweekly at his mail job, which is about 400, and about 200-150 from Publix every week. So he gets about 400-350 a week. I hope I am running my numbers correctly, thats why Im here Together we would make between 2,720-2,520 a month.The place that we really like could cost between 889-924 from what it says online. His mom paid for his car and is paying for his insurance, and when I move out I will get a 1990 something year corolla. I will have to pay for insurance, but no car payments. We will both also be paying for gas he currently does not. The corolla is really only for around town, not really for long distances at all.The location of the place we are looking at is closer to his work but farther from mine. It is nicely in between both our jobs and has a Publix that I could possibly transfer full time to and bike there. Is there any way for us to be able afford that kind of rent? Or should we drive farther and live cheaper? Also, am I missing any details? Thank you in advance!Edit: I KNOW the account will not close, It is for my peace of mind. Thank you everyone for their advice, even if it was rude.  <response>: I have a Discover credit card with about 230 we paid it off last month, put some balance on it to keep it open.Thats not how that works. Ive had a zero balance credit card for years. They dont care if you dont make purchases. Just double check that they dont have inactivity fees I havent experienced this but have heard about it Together we would make between 2,720-2,520 a month. The place that we really like could cost between 889-924Youre definitely within reasonable bounds of housing costs. best to keep it below 30 of your household incomeWhat did you study? You should focus on increasing your income, as 200-some a week is pretty low. 