Squatter uses extended Airbnb stay to claim tenants' rights, locking out the home's owner - WJLA
Summary
A recent news report highlights the risk of extended Airbnb stays being used by squatters to claim tenant rights, potentially locking out property owners. This legal loophole exposes hosts to significant financial and legal challenges if a guest stays beyond their booking and asserts tenant status. Hosts must carefully vet guests and understand local tenant laws to protect their properties.
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