It may seem homeowners have a money tree at their house. It’s easy, just rent your house for the weekend and the dollars will shake into your bank account. Better yet, companies like Airbnb can facilitate the process and get landlords timely and secure payments, right? Making money is never so easy. Here are five risks of using Airbnb. In each, you need to decide if an Airbnb host is a residential property landlord or instead a hotel operator, in order to understand your exposure.
Read the full article by Andrew Lieb, Esq. here.
Tuesday, September 01, 2015
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Top 5 Risks For Airbnb Landlords
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Lauren Lieb - Chief Executive Officer of Lieb Compliance and Lieb School.
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