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I don't entirely doubt the landlord but the bizzarre part is the landlord showing up to take their trash and then somehow finding bundles of wires inside the un
by stbtrax 4mo ago
I don't entirely doubt the landlord but the bizzarre part is the landlord showing up to take their trash and then somehow finding bundles of wires inside the unit. Why would an airbnb host enter the unit to take trash?
- chrisweekly 4mo ago"Why would an airbnb host enter the unit to take trash?" Not every airbnb host has a professional cleaning staff, and some of those who do may sometimes wish to check the status of their property. I don't find anything strange, let alone "bizarre".
- fragmede 4mo agoMid visit though?
- jcgrillo 4mo agoDoes the un-regulation cut both ways? A landlord usually needs to notify tenants 24hr in advance if they're going to enter the property. Does an AirBnB host need to follow any similar rules? It's not like the renters have a lease, it's not their residence.. Do they have any rights to privacy or notice at all?
- MobiusHorizons 4mo agoThat’s part of the process of resetting a property for the next reservation. It’s not bizarre, it’s literally what Airbnb landlords do (or sometimes hire other people to do, but that lowers margins)
- maxbond 4mo agoThey said they saw the wires through the window. Presumably they didn't enter the unit.
- TZubiri 4mo agoI read that the host took the trash, which was outside the house, and through the window he saw the cables and the man with the laptop.