> No one wants the house next door to them to become an Airbnb, so why do we support its practice by using them? Well, my next door neighbor in my building ren

> No one wants the house next door to them to become an Airbnb, so why do we support its practice by using them? Well, my next door neighbor in my building rents his apartment on Airbnb about 8 months a year (he travels a lot for business so is not often there). Honestly, I don't really mind. There's been a few noisy guests but those are few and far between and apart from that I've talked to and met some nice guests of his. That said, his apartment is a great apartment since he actually lives there part of the year. It's totally different from apartments that were built for airbnb and tend to be really bad with crappy furniture. And, since the guests are happy, they are more likely to be respectful I think.