I wouldn't just assume that AirBnB increases property utilization. Most the full-time airbnb places in my neighborhood seem to be vacant most the time. So I'm

I wouldn't just assume that AirBnB increases property utilization. Most the full-time airbnb places in my neighborhood seem to be vacant most the time. So I'm not sure it's a way to increase property utilization so much as it's a way for people who move out of town to cover the cost of hanging on to the property even though they're not really using it anymore, but without taking on the same legal obligations that renting the house to a full-time tenant would incur.