<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

My brother [23] wants to move to Colorado after he gets out of the Navy (next year). He wants me [M,24] to move with him and for us to split a double bedroom apartment/house while we get used to the area, find a college to go to, get settled in, etc, although, I can tell that when we talk about it, he's kind of asking for my help too. I know after a lot of people get out of the military, they are kind of just left there like they were before they joined, and putting "I was in the military" for the past four years on your resume isn't exactly a sure-fire way to get into a job. However, he is looking into how much school/housing/unemployment benefits the Navy will give him after he leaves right no.

That being said, I need to make a decision on whether or not I want to start applying for jobs and looking for a place to live in Colorado. I'm definitely sick of the state I live in, but I'm single and could easily change my careerbuilder preference to "anywhere in the US" rather than just the certain cities we want to move to in Colorado. Is this a good idea, planning to move up there in the next year, then have him come live with me / near me until he gets settled in? I'm finally independent and on my own with the job I have now (a horrible warehouse job), but I like being independent and having my own place, and I'm worried about the consequences that could happen if he moves in with me and can't find a job, does bad in school, etc.

I love my brother more than anything, and do want to live near him, or at least in the same state as him, for the rest of my life. We are both in our early twenties, and figuring out where we want to spend the rest of our lives, and what we want to do, etc, but I do know I want to live near my brother as we get older. However, right now, I need a better job than the one I have now, and applying for "anywhere in the US" might get me a job that I prefer much faster.
<bot>: Brother wants me to help him get settled on his feet after he gets out of the Navy next year, wondering if that's a good idea.