There are already laws regarding any objectionable behavior that the AirBnB transient renters might engage in. If they are being loud and obnoxious and partyin

There are already laws regarding any objectionable behavior that the AirBnB transient renters might engage in. If they are being loud and obnoxious and partying at illegal hours, call the cops and put in a noise complaint. If they are parked illegally, they can get ticketed by zealous meter-people like the rest of us. Rental agreements often have clauses barring subletting. If you are a landlord and object to a tenant subletting on AirBnB, that's a violation of the terms of the lease, and you can threaten eviction. I would imagine it's obscenely Byzantine to actually get someone evicted, even with good cause and when they are in breach of contract in SF, though. I'm glad I live in a relatively unregulated area where people mostly mind their own business and aren't jackasses.