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Responding to w1ntermute below: You're right, and that's what I had toyed with looking into. The problem is I use a boilerplate lease like most landlords - beca
by nsxwolf 13y ago
Responding to w1ntermute below: You're right, and that's what I had toyed with looking into. The problem is I use a boilerplate lease like most landlords - because it's been tested for years in "production" if you will.
You take a great risk in making even small modifications to existing language without a lawyer review. Writing all new language is even riskier and considerably more expensive.
Since I don't want to spend this money, my default position is I will simply reserve the right to crack down on any Airbnb activities I become aware of.
Airbnb could use their own lawyers to help out with this conundrum and gift the resulting work product to landlords.
- saraid216 13y agoOffer the renter a split in lawyer fees?
- nsxwolf 13y agoNo, create an Airbnb-friendly lease boilerplate.
- w1ntermute 13y ago> Airbnb could use their own lawyers to help out with this conundrum and gift the resulting work product to landlords. That sounds like an excellent idea. You should suggest it to Airbnb (seriously). They have already shown themselves willing to provide legal assistance to users, so they may very well be open to this as well.