Good Morning BP Nation,I have an interesting situation and I’m hoping it’s simply an odd coincidence and turns out to be no issue at all, but I am starting to get concerned.

I don't know if I have ever heard of the example you are giving as being an issue so maybe it's worth talking to one of them. 

Even if only a small fraction of that can be "liberated" it's incredibly powerful.There are many ways to navigate the securities law issues. 

I let it happen in the spirit of a good relationship, but they they are trying to claim lease technicalities with me, when they've clearly violated the lease multiple times. 

The issue with a rent back is that you have to draft and put a lease in place. 

Is it just the way Airbnb is set up and the way they handle issues?

I recently went through this with a duplex I sold for an acquaintance...we finally ended up changing the locks and keeping a key to each unit...we'd give 24-hour notice for showings and inspection and try to complete when they were at work...all according to the lease terms of course.This is a tough issue in general...keep us posted how this plays out.

Anyone else have this issue?

When it crashes, give it a little bit and plenty of people will either panic sell, be leveraged so much that they're forced to sell when something small goes wrong or have to liquidate to finance other issues they're having.

Had some trouble finding this information online and I would imagine that people on here have dealt with this issue.