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Your private residence is always your private residence. That never changes. And Airbnb is not a public offering. It is on an offer-acceptance basis. Basic cont
by Cshelton 10y ago
Your private residence is always your private residence. That never changes. And Airbnb is not a public offering. It is on an offer-acceptance basis. Basic contract law. I can reject a contract for any reason I please and there is not a thing you can do about it.
- scarface74 10y agoWell "basic law" in many jurisdictions make it illegal to rent your home out for less than x number of days. So if they want to scream what is legal in one case then why not the other case? I wouldn't want anyone to be running what basically is a hotel right next to me.
- panzagl 10y agoThe article describes a whole home rented out, not occupied by the owner, unclear whether it's a private residence.
- timv 10y agoThe rejection of the trangender guest was, seemingly, a room in the host's house (she mentions her son being across the hall).