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Not surprising. That's all standard clauses in a lease. For a long list of reasons you can't treat a rented propert like it's your own and just start renting it
by swingbridge 11y ago
Not surprising. That's all standard clauses in a lease. For a long list of reasons you can't treat a rented propert like it's your own and just start renting it out without having the real landlord in the loop.
Also doesn't get around the usual "hotel" regulations in many cities that forbid short term rentals, also for a long list of reasons.
- OJFord 11y agoPresumably the article's stance is that they'll allow it, rather than it being a violation (assuming no subletting allowed) of the contract. I mention it because the headline reads a bit more like "greedy landlords decide they want your money from letting on airbnb!"