I think as airbnb starts to be more about capitalized companies purchasing and then renting residential properties we might come to remember why it was we have

I think as airbnb starts to be more about capitalized companies purchasing and then renting residential properties we might come to remember why it was we have zoning laws in the first place. It all seems fine and dandy(not so much if you live next to someone aggressively renting) when you have rich neighborhoods renting to rich transients ("professionals" in the article). Whats the impact in poor and middle class neighborhoods having their transient population massively increased by airbnb slumlords?