>that the only recourse is for the landlord to turn to AirBnB to turn a profit. Just playing devil's advocate, but that assumes that the landlord didn't factor

>that the only recourse is for the landlord to turn to AirBnB to turn a profit. Just playing devil's advocate, but that assumes that the landlord didn't factor those things like eviction law into their decision of what type of property to buy and where to buy it. Maybe the landlord made the decision between buying a rental property in a suburb and buying an AirBnB property in a city center and decided that the former case was infeasible due to eviction laws. For instance, you can buy a small apartment building in metro vancouver for 2-5 million CAD. Same price as a couple of luxury apartments downtown.