This I'm advocating is the wrong response.Instead landlords should take a deep breath and allow the stress hormones and neurotransmitters in their body to subside and then make a rational win/win strategy.  

While we are humans and trying to help community and family at this bad times, we also have to keep our mental state healthy to get through it.

They have more manpower(bodies) and are doing it every day so they are gonna be able to work faster. 

To err is human, to repeat that same err is just stupid...

You're not a human to them. 

Because housing is a basic necessity (food, shelter, clothing)and now the progressives call it a human right.Interesting that they are not also calling for free groceries and clothing... at least be consistent!

@Jeffrey Furtado Having some doubt means you are human! 

I want to be a damn filthy douchebag that calls good hard working people "the help", travel the world, eat crablegs 24 hours/day and have 5 petite humans massage each of my extremities all at the same time while the sound of waves are crashing onto he sand, DAMNIT.I see people owning 300 doors, 900 doors, 3000 doors.Come on admit it... owning 1000 doors is NOT NORMAL.

Unless the existing system is near a body of water and pollutes a lot.Maybe connecting to the existing sewer would be cheaper anyways assuming that you can and its economically feasible.

It is the best solution I can think of to balance humanity and business during these unprecedented times.