Oddly, AirBnb may be a winner in this. In many jurisdictions, short-term rentals (<30 days) do not afford the same tenant protections as long-term. I know a f

Oddly, AirBnb may be a winner in this. In many jurisdictions, short-term rentals (<30 days) do not afford the same tenant protections as long-term. I know a few small landlords who are switching their rentals to short-term so that they don't get screwed over again. Long-term rentals in desirable markets are likely to get even more expensive as supply is further reduced.