I used to live in a similar communal-type living space. There were a lot of interesting people, great way to network and all that but things werent really run that well management-wise. Eventually the substandard conditions became common knowledge, not many people wanted to live there anymore and it ended up shutting down (bit of a pity tbh).
The irony is that the people who are happy to put up with those kind of conditions, are often the kind of people who don't want to pay their rent.
The irony is that the people who are happy to put up with those kind of conditions, are often the kind of people who don't want to pay their rent.