> Tell me you have never rented out without telling me you have never rented out something. Ah. You're a landlord. That explains a lot. All the bemoaning and

> Tell me you have never rented out without telling me you have never rented out something. Ah. You're a landlord. That explains a lot. All the bemoaning and bitching I've ever heard from you lot has one answer: If it's so fucking bad, then sell your excess properties to people who actually want to live in them and leave the business. No one forced you to buy more housing/commercial space than you needed. You did that, because you wanted to profit from it while doing no work. In that lens, I hope it sucks for you. I hope you have problems every day from your tenants, from your buildings. I hope they hold you feet to the fire over every last problem they have with every ounce of legal leeway given them. I hope you're miserable. And I hope all of this because nobody made you get into that business and you're free to leave it at any time.