But Airbnb is Illegal, Right? What Is Subletting And What Isn't.
Summary
This video explains that subletting is defined as an occupant on a lease finding an additional occupant without the original landlord's permission. The video then details how using an LLC when signing a lease can enable hosts to avoid standard subletting rules, and that, while hosts likely won't be arrested for subletting without permission, they do risk facing civil penalties and violating the terms of their lease agreement.
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