>In the past year, only about 340 units in SF were rented on Airbnb more than 211 nights, which is what Airbnb has calculated as the break-even point compared t

>In the past year, only about 340 units in SF were rented on Airbnb more than 211 nights, which is what Airbnb has calculated as the break-even point compared to long-term rental. Ok, there are a small number of units that are let or sub-let for 2/3 of the nights per year. That doesn't tell us much. I'd guess it would be near a full time job to keep your house let out 66% of the time. You wouldn't even be living there most of the time...how can you even really claim it to be yours? Any observation would show that the primary use is for AirBnB and their customers.