This: "I've also noticed the quality of the places I've found on AirBnB has gone down." Is the direct result of people listening to your own own advice: "Don't

This: "I've also noticed the quality of the places I've found on AirBnB has gone down." Is the direct result of people listening to your own own advice: "Don't rent out your home if you don't want the risk of people damaging it!" I rented my home a handful of times when I knew I would be out of town on the weekend. The first renters were great, the next 2 caused a combined $1,200 in damage that Airbnb refused to cover. Refunding me the cost of dry cleaning my comforter that was left with blood stains(!) instead of the cost to replace it was bullshit but that was all they'd offer. There was also no real recourse for one of the guests having at least a dozen people over for a midnight afterparty. I was still finding cigarette butts and trash out of my backyard landscaping for months after that final rental. There's just not enough money in Airbnb rentals for people who only have their own property to rent and don't desparately need that extra income, this the noticeable decline in quality. You're not the only person I've heard say that Airbnbs are becoming more like cheap motels than nice hotels.