re: Nobody wants to be a landlord anymore.

If you're a small landlord and your tenant has stopped paying rent for say a year now, how does the commom maintenance stuff work? For example, let's say the kitchen faucet is spraying everywhere and while this won't require a plumber, it will require parts and some know-how to fix. Does that still fall on the small landlord or can he say fvck it, you haven't paid me in over a year so GFY you POS tenant?

I mean no written contract has a clause for these unprecedented moratoriums, so I'm assuming most landlords are telling them to GFT.