What to do when your Airbnb guest sues you (Ep379)
Summary
This episode features Tamara, a short-term rental host who was sued by an Airbnb guest. She shares her story, emphasizing the importance of understanding the legal process and being well-prepared with adequate insurance and business structuring. The hosts discuss the increased possibility of getting sued in certain areas such as California.
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