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I am freaking out [CA]

My Husband, my 3 year old, and myself were told by my Father-in-Law that we need to be out by September because his girlfriend is moving in. I am freaked out. I have no idea how to start this process. We have no credit (scores of 637ish and never used credit cards) and are looking and renting because we have limited income.

Combined we make approximately $3500-$4300/month

Expenses are approximately $1275 (phone bill, car insurance, groceries, gas)

My husband spends about $500/month on gas because he commutes daily from the central valley to the bay area. Would moving closer to his work be better? The rent goes up the closer you get but I don't know if it outweighs the cost of gas.

I have about $3500 saved at the moment and he is expecting a bonus check next month around $1000.

My question is: where the hell do we start? How much can we afford?

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