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:	post by anonymous at 2007-04-10 19:03:35

This is actually happening to a friend right now.

Her landlord is famously MIA all the time.

Over the winter, they received ENORMOUS heating bills that were not making any sense.

I finally got a friend of mine who is a home inspector to look at her boiler downstairs, and he found like three ridiculously blatant things wrong with the thing, including a corroded pipe. The boiler itself was covered in rust (obvious sign of water leakage) and they were needing to flush the pipes at LEAST once a day.

The landlord obviously knew this was happening, because the thing hadn't bee serviced in years. I say that he is directly responsible for the high heating bills because he failed to provide an adequate heating system that was in full working condition, and therefore should do something to the effect of reducing a their monthly rent by some amount.

Her roommates are afraid to ask for that, for whatever reason they might have. Most likely the fear of confrontation.

If you have read this far, I thank you...do you have any comments or advice?

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