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A new report by the National Low Income Housing Coalition examines how these opposite trends play out regionally. The work maps how much an American worker needs to earn per hour in each state to rent a two-bedroom apartment. It finds that in no state can a person earning minimum wage afford such an apartment at market rent.
Okay. No one person should be expected to afford the rent on a 2-bedroom apartment by themselves. If you are the sole income you either get a roommate that has income or you rent a studio apartment or even a single room until you work your way up the food chain. This is stupid.
http://www.citylab.com/housing/2015...2-bedroom-apartment-in-every-us-state/394142/
Okay. No one person should be expected to afford the rent on a 2-bedroom apartment by themselves. If you are the sole income you either get a roommate that has income or you rent a studio apartment or even a single room until you work your way up the food chain. This is stupid.
http://www.citylab.com/housing/2015...2-bedroom-apartment-in-every-us-state/394142/