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Hotels are regulated at the state and municipality levels, so the answer is different in many thousands of different jurisdictions. In most cases it isn't that
by jellicle 14y ago
Hotels are regulated at the state and municipality levels, so the answer is different in many thousands of different jurisdictions.
In most cases it isn't that "AirBNB is illegal" it's that people using AirBNB aren't complying with all local regulations.
- subpixel 14y agoAnother comment makes a great point re: insurance. If a tenant burns your house down, or floods your basement, or invites someone over who falls and breaks their leg in your home, you may be in for a world of hurt.