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It's helpful if there are default rights granted by the state that apply to all landlord-tenant arrangements.
by ectoplasm 11y ago
It's helpful if there are default rights granted by the state that apply to all landlord-tenant arrangements.
- DennisP 11y agoWhy wouldn't those apply anyway? Anyone can rent out a room, condo, or a house, just by posting a classified ad, and landlord-tenant law applies. Nobody has to share information with the state under normal circumstances, but if there's a dispute, the courts apply the appropriate law. The same sort of framework could apply to Airbnb rentals.
- ectoplasm 11y agoI agree, it could work. The problem people have is that AirBnB is unregulated. Normally you do have to share rental income. There may also be local regulations prohibiting rental, sublets, short-term rentals, etc.