Bridgeport, CT · Member since 2017 · 116 posts · 19 votes
Hello - I just heard a terrifying story about "tenants illegally turned a three bedroom apartment into 10 bedroom via Airbnb even though this is not allowed and listed on the contract. See below story link. I wonder what else landlords can do to protect their rights other than clearly listed on the contract. Thank you.
Bridgeport, CT · Member since 2017 · 116 posts · 19 votes
9y
Yes it is so unfair to the landlord! As a landlord, what other methods a landlord can do to prevent this Airbnb happen since I heard many tenants are quietly running Aitbnb without letting the landlord know. Any recommendations?
Investor · Evans, GA · Member since 2015 · 190 posts · 103 votes
9y
@Peace Lily We include clauses in our lease contracts against *any* subletting within rental units. No exceptions. Also, it's good to keep tabs on the property to make sure those kind of setups don't go unnoticed. If you get proof of it, they have then breached the contract and you/your RE attorney/PM will then need to decide on the best course of action (depending on your state laws).