This post is proof enough there is push back, and a voice against neighbors renting out to "unknowns" on short term basis. Coincidentally, your use of libertar

This post is proof enough there is push back, and a voice against neighbors renting out to "unknowns" on short term basis. Coincidentally, your use of libertarian talking point caught me off guard, not that I think it is wrong, but I would have thought "conservative" talking points would be more on point. That is conservatives would generally take the approach that individuals have the freedom to contract especially for their own assets and the ever increasing size and reach of government is intruding on our economic ability and freedom to contract. Back to your point the situation is what it is for AirBnB in NYC, some will certainly see adversity but others will see opportunity.