We moved into an apartment recently but the wiring is done idiotically. Most of the rooms are powered by only two circuits, the "kitchen lights" and the "bedroom lights". The fridge is plugged into an outlet that is connected to the "kitchen lights", which also powers a large portion of the living/dining room. There are two split duplex receptacles in the kitchen, each on a double pole breaker, allowing you to plug in additional appliances. But they put the fridge on the "kitchen lights" so that you would be limited by what else you can plug in at the dining room and living room. The "bedroom lights" are even worse. They power two bedrooms, plus some of the living room, including the only outlet that the AC unit can plug into. That means if you have AC, you're again severely limited by what else you can be running in the bedrooms and living room. Additionally, there are no light fixtures in the bedrooms and living room. Instead, there is a half-switched duplex outlet for you to plug a lamp in. How have people been living in this apartment without constantly tripping the breakers, you may wonder? The breakers for the kitchen lights and the bedroom lights were 20 amp even though I have confirmed that those circuits are using #14 AWG, blatantly against code. 1/2