As someone who is living in a community in London, and building a community-based house in rural Portugal, the comments here feel somewhat relevant. My ideal i

As someone who is living in a community in London, and building a community-based house in rural Portugal, the comments here feel somewhat relevant. My ideal is a situation where people can freely move between both houses (with some element of planning/booking). However, in our case only about 30-50% of people in our community have a work-life that could support this. The result is that the Portugal house could often be somewhat empty. I would be interested in some kind of digital nomad airbnb. As hosts we would want to be clear about what our community is about / expectations etc, and also be able to be selective above those who may join us. Couchsurfing is another option that we could look to, but I'm not too keen on that demographic (or at least my experience of it). How about couchsurfing for professionals, with actual bedrooms, longer says (1 month+), who are maybe a bit older / more mature etc? Please forgive the rambling. Maybe this exists already? Edit: tomcooks's rant has given me something to think about.