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How has people's experience been renting an apartment and calling in-house maintenance vs renting to a single entity such as landlord and having to call for some late night plumbing?
I have so much anxiety and stress related to moving out and building my own life when I have never even done my own laundry on my own and other related tasks - imagine fixing up IKEA furniture on your own or installing some general appliances. Fuck.
I will one day make a very good thread and figure out if that view + gym + swimming pool contract is worth the glitz and glam vs saving money by living in a basement.
For some reason, the most important aspect of me moving out is figuring out where I'll be living for 365 days.
For some reason, the most important aspect of me moving out is figuring out where I'll be living for 365 days.
Also budgeting. What the fuck is that? Is buying a car worth it so I can manage groceries or will having to carry them on public transport be okay? Saving quite a few hundred dollars on this and fuel costs.
I have all these questions and yet I know I'll be told, you're in good hands. Don't even think about it- we've got you a place. Here's a car you can borrow. A public transport card if you need it and a fucking free Amazon and Costco shared membership.
The unexciting part about Canada is. Even though I'll be moving to a completely different country. The moment I'll land I'll have 10 people helping me set up into my new home and it won't feel like a complete task. I don't know if I want that? 
