<prompt> Human: Id like to stay somewhat anonymous, but Im a 22 year old doing YouTube full time and planning on moving out soon but want to get advice because I was never taught any kind of personal finance and Im nervous about all of this.So heres some information about my situation. I currently have about 150,000 subscribers with several million views per month. I make about 5000 a month in ad revenue, and this increases every month and will most likely increase steadily. Im not getting lucky or anything however Im aware of the risks involved with having a ridiculous joke of a career. My parents still dont understand and believe Im unemployed.I have about 20,000 saved up from the last few months and I am looking to move out so I can continue to make progress with YouTube and finally have a place to myself. The place Im looking at is a 3 bedroom 2 bath duplex around 2000 square feet. Its 925 a month, no utilities included. I would most likely be living on my own for 6 months and then having a relative move in as well. I currently have no debt paid my student loan off and vehicle with YouTube money and have about a 790 credit score. On paper, I think this sounds reasonable and feels like I can make ends meet and everything without struggling too hard. On the other hand, its terrifying to me and I cant quite pull the trigger. Im not sure if this is a bad idea for me, or if Im just nervous about moving out and living on my own in general.The benefits of moving out would be massive, I could record much more and have a much better set up for working than I currently have. My work load could essentially double. The cons are obviously having to pay almost 1000 for rent plus utilities and groceries and internet etc. I mainly was wondering if someone smarter than me in this area could help ease my anxiety or give me any advice on moving out.Thanks for any comments.  <response>: I did YouTube for a while back in the day. I grew to about 50-60k subscriber so I wasnt making anywhere near 5000 a month, but Im also an accountant so I know a bit of how to handle the taxes.Let me tell you this: EVERY game, controller, laptop, camera, etc that you buy, KEEP THE RECEIPT. You are most likely an independent contractor for whatever company youre partnered through and you can write ALL of that off which will decrease you tax burden tremendously. 