They post a warning that you as a host are responsible for making sure you're following all your local laws. Of course they're skirting the grey area of the la

They post a warning that you as a host are responsible for making sure you're following all your local laws. Of course they're skirting the grey area of the law to make a profit. At the same time, every single host who affirms that they're following the laws, when they are not, are at fault. If you get into the landlord business without bothering to check on local regulations, why should it be AirBnB's fault. Craigslist doesn't make you check a big box that says "renting this out short term is illegal", why should AirBnB?