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Sure. Which would be what exactly? He can’t have a license revoked since he’s not having one.
by Xylakant 8y ago
Sure. Which would be what exactly? He can’t have a license revoked since he’s not having one.
- xapata 8y agoI meant "pay" in the literal sense of paying a fine.
- Xylakant 8y agoI don’t know about anything but Germany, but here you’d have to sue the owner yourself. Enjoy. Well now, since AirBnB is illegal in Berlin he might actually get fined.
- xapata 8y ago> sue the owner yourself That's awful. In the US we have misdemeanor noise violations that carry a fine (or jail time if you refuse to pay). Neighbors will call the police if your party is too rowdy. They'll show up looking for underage drinkers. Usually if you are nice to the cops and promise to be quiet (and everyone they see is 21+) they'll just warn you and not write a ticket.
- Xylakant 8y agoare certain that the fine could be levied against the owner instead of the actual perpetrator?
- Tushon 8y agoIf the ordinances don't account for the scenario, they could (and probably should) be updated to indicate that repeat offenses at a rental could lead to a fine to the owner, so that they have a compelling interest to ensure their neighbors have a good experience
- jackvalentine 8y agoI think you're on to something here! They could ensure their neighbours have a good experience by having something like a nightwatchman, and a front desk that people could go to for assistance!
- xapata 8y agoThat's why I enjoy living in an apartment or condo building. Home-owners associations are also useful for a cluster of single-family homes.