• ReverseThePolarity@aussie.zone
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    1 year ago

    The problem with that argument is that if a house is owner occupied then that still happens.
    If the hot water goes then it doesn’t matter who owns the house. A plumber will get paid to fix/replace it. In fact he will probably be paid more if the owner lives at the property because they will want a better system so that they can have longer showers.