We’re following up to let you know that our extenuating circumstances policy will now be applied to eligible reservations for stays and Airbnb Experiences in the U.S. booked on or before March 13, 2020, with a check-in date of April 1, 2020 or earlier.

The pacification was heavily applied (and advertised) from 2013 on because of World Cup (2014) and the Olympic Games (2016).

For that reason, our extenuating circumstances policy will now apply globally* to eligible reservations booked on or before March 14th, and with at least one night between March 14th and April 14th.

I wonder if that will apply to landlords affected by tenants who can't pay their rent. 

Inspections are tomorrow (Tuesday).As far as rules of thumbs go, in our area Lodi California, 1% rule would nearly not apply. 

While some of these may not apply to you, but they will give you an idea to think outside the box and potentially come up with other options. 

I doubt the same rules and regulations apply for both states

This very same approach will apply to your question: depending on where you're looking for funding, the results will differ as well. 

HERE’S THE BREAKDOWN OF OUR RENT:The principle of leverage can be applied to anything.

Is there a certain coupon code that I should be applying in order for it to work?