They got the frat in trouble for alcohol violations and got it shut down, eventually, and then threw the rules on so people would stop renting out 4-bdrm SFHs to kids who would kill all the landscaping and make the houses look abandoned. 

How many parties involving alcohol di you think happen at an average rental every year versus an Airbnb?

I checked the local county records and found that the landlord rented to a resident with a history of violence, assault, domestic abuse, a felony and several criminal and alcohol charges.

It is disgusting to think about, but there are people who would rather buy alcohol than feed their children.

Hospitals- charging different amounts (insurance, private pay, Medicare, ect.)Coke/alcohol/cigarettes - selling a product that is addictive and pretty uselessCar lots- running someone’s credit 10 times to get them to qualify.

They're kind of like ex-smokers or reformed alcoholics.

Alcoholism kills more people than COVID, will AirBnB ban me from leaving champagne for a guest?

Today we were told that a former school teacher of disabled children, fell down the stairs the result of alcohol poisoning. 

Similar to a frat house but without all the alcohol or a commune without the stigma. 

You have more alcohol consumption by people vacationing, which leads to noise and poor judgement.