>>31118735
Sure.
>download the Trulia app (or something similar)
>modify filters for your situation like max rent, pet friendly apartments, etc
>pick an apartment that matches your needs
>call the apartment complex to set up an appointment for a tour/pick up a rental application
>if you like the apartment, fill out and submit your application. They usually ask for a couple of pay stubs, so have those ready
>you will have to pay a deposit and possibly even an extra month's rent at the onset. this varies depending on the complex
>the actual process of moving sucks, I would advise you take only what you absolutely need. A bed, a TV, a chair, maybe a game console, a few plates, a few cups, some silverware, a pot and skillet.
>if you have access to a pick-up truck, you can make the move in a few trips if you're savvy, otherwise rent a small U-haul
>immediately after you move in, thoroughly inspect the apartment and take timestamped pics of any damages you find. This could help you get your deposit back when you move out
My biggest piece of advice is to just pull the trigger. Just fucking go for it. Freedom is better than whatever blanket security you have at your parents' house.

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can someone give me a dummbies / autist guide on how to move out of my parents house? Like all the little stuff I need to do.