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I must be really out of the new wave of things these days. How do you know who these people are you are letting in your home? $60 a night for a futon?? We have a small teardrop camper very comfortable double bed maybe we could rent that out for $50!
I must be really out of the new wave of things these days. How do you know who these people are you are letting in your home? $60 a night for a futon?? We have a small teardrop camper very comfortable double bed maybe we could rent that out for $50!
You can list free. Then you opt to approve/interact with a prospective guest, advance getting to know one another, advance booking; or you can tell them any issues/restrictions/whatever and get bookings through Instant Booking without passing first through you.
^^^ These posts read like an advertorial for setting up one's spare bedroom, basement, garage, shed or couch, for this less than attractive 'rental' AirBnB deal, imo.
I still am on the side of most neighborhoods/communities don't need or want this.
Here is a snippet about a man renting out the back seat/trunk of his Tesla:
Interesting discussion with compelling arguments on both sides.
I don't live in The City so you don't have to care what I think . If I did though, I'd rather have a neighbor or two occasionally share their living space than have even more concrete and glass cookie-cutter behemoths dotting the landscape.
Same thing goes for the bathroom rental thing (no pun intended). Would you prefer people pay $2 to use one in Grove Arcade or use the sidewalk for free? I've seen the latter and that's even worse than than the aforementioned architectural eyesores.
The people who pee on the street aren't going to pay to go anywhere.....
They might pay for peeing in the street if the city more aggressively enforced the laws against it rather than devoting resources to control what citizens did in their private residences.
Compared to a fine, $2 would be cheap.
You can list free. Then you opt to approve/interact with a prospective guest, advance getting to know one another, advance booking; or you can tell them any issues/restrictions/whatever and get bookings through Instant Booking without passing first through you.
Hosts/ guests can leave reviews for one another on the AirBnB site. So you do get an idea as to who you are renting to before you decide to do so.
^^^ These posts read like an advertorial for setting up one's spare bedroom, basement, garage, shed or couch, for this less than attractive 'rental' AirBnB deal, imo.
I still am on the side of most neighborhoods/communities don't need or want this.
Here is a snippet about a man renting out the back seat/trunk of his Tesla [/url]
This may beat out the Rent-A-Toilet. Something like what the Japanese have could also work: An array of what look like burial crypts that people slide into with a small porthole to look out.
Complaints of Airbnbs in Asheville usually come from neighbors who resent the increased traffic after late hours. People who rent these arrangements aren't in bed by 10:00. Usually any unlicensed business isn't received very well in a residential area. How about selling tacos out your kitchen window? Or, setting up a private campground where people could pitch their tents in your front yard, only $25 a night, $10 extra if want to rent the toilet?
How about selling tacos out your kitchen window? Or, setting up a private campground where people could pitch their tents in your front yard, only $25 a night, $10 extra if want to rent the toilet?
Wahahahahahaha!! Thank you for giving me the laugh of the day!!! That was hilarious!!!
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. If I did though, I'd rather have a neighbor or two occasionally share their living space than have even more concrete and glass cookie-cutter behemoths dotting the landscape.
