<prompt> Human: My girlfriend and I will be moving to western Washington next month from California and will have the No Work No House problem. I know people go through this all the time and I was wondering if anybody had any advice.Our plan is as follows:First, we will drive up to Washington and figure out which town specifically we want to move to. At this point, we will plant ourselves down and quickly try to find work for the both of us and a place to live. We are both young college grads but are open to taking on temporary jobs outside of our field in order to get settled for the short term. When all is said and done, we will have 3000-4000 between the two of us to make this transition. Does anybody have any advice to help make this transition easier? I would love to hear it. Thanks for the advice!Assistant: I understand that having a job lined up is the best way to move, but theres gotta be a way in. Both of our jobs are over within the next month so we either need to stay put and get new jobs or just go for it. I know people have experience with the just go for it angle. Does anybody have any advice that goes beyond Line up a job first? Ideally, we will have some interviews lined up once we arrive. I also plan on trying to contact temp agencies to make sure that I am registered in their networks and on a first name basis the second we arrive. I get that. I dont mind taking shit jobs washing dishes or working MickyDs until were on our feet either. However, regardless of whether we get hired or not straight off the bat, we plan on making the move. Does anybody have advice regarding this situation? For instance, whats the best way to get a local address that a business owner wont consider suspect? What kind of networking opportunities exist for people who are entering an area with less than an apartment and job lined up?  <response>: You went here asking for advice on moving. People gave you answers providing the most financially responsible way to go about this. Just because the answer isnt what you were hoping for doesnt mean its not the right answer. 