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Open Question: Which city is more fun to live in for a 20 something person - NEW YORK or LONDON!?
I havent lived in New York but have in London. I think London is a great city. Lots of things to do and the vibe is great. I love to be able to use the underground tube and go from Oxford to Camden to Holborn and have a great social life. The bus system is good too. They also deliver large amount of grocery to your door if you order online! I think the only thing is if it is late, you dont always find the location of the NIGHT BUS. Anyways, have any of you lived in NY and London. Can you tell me the difference if any in the city's vibe, the feel, the social life opportunities and transport system? Thanks a lot!
Open Question: Can a landlord make you pay for another tenants water and electric supply?
I moved into a place where there is a well pump. He has to mobile homes on this lot. I did not know that the water is supplied to two homes. Nor is it in my lease. It only states we are responsible for our own billing. There is a second pump on the other side of the lot. However the electric supply to the pump the two places use is connected to my electricity. Everytime the other tenant uses the water, our pressure is a slow drip, also our power is used. When we just lived here we had no problems and our bill was 150.00 or below. Now since there is a new person living in the other place our bill has shot to 350.00 or higher. I did not know this till they moved in that we had to share water and pay for theirs and our electricity. Is this legal? He also will not fix anything in our home, tells us we have to do this. He also bring in these nasty fridges that says we must clean in order to use and we have to move them out and hook them up. There are holes in the ceilings and none of the doors close. This landlord is not doing anything right. What are my legal options?