The author of the articles makes a claim that instead of making what is generally great money renting to people who pay and stay over time landlords are purpose

The author of the articles makes a claim that instead of making what is generally great money renting to people who pay and stay over time landlords are purposely renting to folks who don't pay, and then must be taken through the eviction process, so that they can maybe skim something off an inflated repair bill? So evictions are actually because landlords like evictions rather than getting paid and making money while doing very little work? Does this logic track for anyone?