> The landlord didn't assume the risk that they couldn't remove the resident AND the resident wouldn't have to pay. That’s not how risk works. > You also prob

> The landlord didn't assume the risk that they couldn't remove the resident AND the resident wouldn't have to pay. That’s not how risk works. > You also probably don't know who most landlords are, but in way of example, say I rent out a room. Should I be subjected to someone living in my house, then lose my house because they aren't paying and I cannot afford to not rent out that room? My parents are landlords, god bless their souls. But they know what they got into. I chose to distance myself from their business because I find it morally revolting. Also; don’t gamble your house away if you can’t afford to lose! That is how this works! PS: my parents are making fucking bank as landlords right now! Don’t feel bad for any of them! They literally just made an offer on a third lake house.