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Is this in the US? I've never heard of this before and am curious to learn more. It sounds like something that is nearly unenforceable.
by dopamean 5y ago
Is this in the US? I've never heard of this before and am curious to learn more. It sounds like something that is nearly unenforceable.
- zo1 5y agoIt doesn't have to be enforceable. But as soon as you do this, any potential hiccup like having to evict tenants or go to court for anything minor, and the state/police find out about your little "unenforceable" violation.
- notch656a 5y agoPeople on AirBnB generally are not 'tenants' and kicking them out is as easy as trespassing them, optionally with a Sheriff if they refuse to leave. You're reading way to much into Sheriff Bill worrying about what's happening. The AirBnB side is typically a civil matter.