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True. I was just thinking of typical airbnb apartment rentals, where the property owner only owns the "walls-in" portion of the unit.
by drgath 15y ago
True. I was just thinking of typical airbnb apartment rentals, where the property owner only owns the "walls-in" portion of the unit.
- shoota 15y agoYet a renter will still be held responsible by the owners of the building if anything outside of their possessions is destroyed.
- Duff 15y agoOnly if they are negligent or worse. Landlords carry insurance on the structure. Tenants are responsible for contents of their apartment. Hopefully if you rent and use Airbnb, you have a renter's insurance policy with high liability limits.
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- Robin_Message 15y agoI'm not saying they are, but I'm sure if the structure was destroyed by a sub-letter there is a good chance the landlord's insurer would allege the tenant was negligent.