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Not only LA is a weird place, Germany has similiar laws in action. If your airbnb tenant decides to stay forever, there is not much you can do except going the
by siva7 3y ago
Not only LA is a weird place, Germany has similiar laws in action. If your airbnb tenant decides to stay forever, there is not much you can do except going the long court way. You can't simply push a tenant out of your house even if the guest isn't paying or staying longer than allowed.
- alistairSH 3y agoWhile true, tenant protections are known in advance, this simply becomes a risk of renting property (Airbnb or long-term). Everybody I know who owns rental property has dealt with problem tenants. It's a hassle. But, nobody should be buying rental properties without understanding how/if the local laws protect tenants. And I'm guessing in many jurisdictions, regular rental laws apply to Airbnb, at least in part. As they appear to do in this story. This is, in part, why hotels have different regulations (though even then, guests have some rights).