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lukeprog comments on Rationalist households: What can London learn from its predecessors? - Less Wrong Discussion

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Comment author: lukeprog 24 August 2013 02:21:03AM 4 points [-]

Okay, the spreadsheet we used at Milvia is here. The spreadsheet adjusts each room's rent according to:

  • Square footage
  • Share of the common space (this increases if the room has multiple occupants)
  • The proportion of rent dedicated to paying for common space
  • Arbitrary adjustments to specific rooms' rents (e.g. to reward the person doing the work of collecting rent & utilities, or to allow bidding on rooms by figuring out who is willing to pay the highest positive adjustment on a particular room)