I would be careful about using Airbnb because in some cities

that service is against the law and most people don't even realize it. I saw a news story a few months ago where people used the service while in NYC. A neighbor called the cops on the couple because they were not supposed to be there. I think some cities view that as a version of subleasing. In the story Airbnb said it doesn't monitor whether people advertising the site are complying with the local laws. It is the responsibility of the people posting the ad and people using the service to do the research.

In response to this post by CochraneResident

Posted: 04/25/2017 at 8:15PM

First time using Airbnb. When should I be concerned over lack of contact -- CochraneResident 04/25/2017 4:53PM

Another good story -- DaveVT 04/25/2017 8:44PM

Dont take a bath ... -- DaveVT 04/25/2017 8:43PM

Last minute ** -- DaveVT 04/25/2017 8:37PM

You probably should be concerned if there was physical contact. ** -- Newt 04/25/2017 8:28PM

When we made the appointment a few months ago, she said she'd -- CochraneResident 04/25/2017 5:37PM

It will all work out dude -- they likely have a hide a key -- look around ** -- DaveVT 04/25/2017 8:38PM

I would be careful about using Airbnb because in some cities -- VTHokie2000 04/25/2017 8:15PM

You NEVER heard anything back? -- WestyHokie 04/25/2017 5:15PM

PHNCHokie hacked my email, obviously, and furthermore -- PhotoHokieNC 04/25/2017 5:33PM

I would be careful about using Airbnb because in some cities

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