What if we changed the equation and brought landlords in on the action without having to evict renters? Having followed this topic for quite a while, I think th

What if we changed the equation and brought landlords in on the action without having to evict renters? Having followed this topic for quite a while, I think these points are generally accepted: - People are more okay with host-present room/couch rentals than full apartment rentals. - Landlords are pissed about rent-controlled units being arbitraged by their renters. - Everyone just wants to make some money Landlords can agree to a renter doing AirBnB if they are willing to profit-share with the landlord via some type of 3rd party rental management service. The landlord would have to ensure that everyone in a building agrees to this or at least you set up floors for "sublet-allowed" units so folks know what they're getting into.