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Input: I recently moved into a new apartment. The housemate I was subletting from was apparently involved in an ongoing court case with our landlord due to not having paid rent in *several months*. He didn't tell me or our other housemates this, and a week after I got here an eviction notice was posted on our apartment. To make a long story short, we called the cops to report that he'd stolen our money, and the landlord, who didn't know we existed, eventually agreed to let us rent from him while evicting only the asshole.

The place is in terrible condition because the asshole seemed almost dead set on destroying it- the carpets are horribly stained, he bolted wood platforms into the floor of the living room because he was planning to rent it out as another bedroom, there are huge cracks in most of the doors that I could not possibly explain, nothing works and everything is filthy- but the part that I now have is gigantic. I have an entire spare bedroom, and the rent is way cheaper than most places around here. 

I'm working on cleaning it up and making it livable, and have been thinking of subletting that extra bedroom. My mother, whom I normally don't speak to, thinks I should charge whoever rents from me the entire $750 of rent that I currently pay. She's repeatedly told me I'm a moron and an asshole for wanting to just split the rent down the middle.

I don't think I'm being an asshole. I think an even split is the only fair way to do this, and I'm not sure where I would get off demanding that someone else cover the entirety of my rent, since I don't own the place and the only service I'm providing them is letting them know there's a room available. What do you guys think?



charging a subletter my entire rent