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The tenants do not get the right to pick their neighbors simply by living in a building, but by being joint members of a corporation which owns the building. I
by superuser2 11y ago
The tenants do not get the right to pick their neighbors simply by living in a building, but by being joint members of a corporation which owns the building.
If you live in a plain old apartment building, your landlord can rent neighboring units to whomever he wants.
- mooreds 11y ago> your landlord can rent neighboring units to whomever he wants ... As long as he complies with existing federal, state and local laws, as well as existing HOA regulations, you as a neighbor don't have any property rights preventing a rental. Apartments seems to be a great way for AirBnB and hosts to make buckets of money but then they are creating de facto hotels.