>Isn't the ability to deal with broken pipes literally part of your job as a landlord? It's like buying a restaurant when you don't like to cook and don't like

>Isn't the ability to deal with broken pipes literally part of your job as a landlord? It's like buying a restaurant when you don't like to cook and don't like to process orders - why would you do that? Because you want to make money. You hire someone to do that shit for you, and you sit back and cash checks. Most people who own restaurants don't like to cook or process orders, either.