Yep, my only bad Airbnb experience was someone who was doing this. They were renting out their place in Eastern Europe and living in London. There was loud construction on the entire building, for my entire trip. Had that person lived there, I'm guessing they would have known about that before allowing someone to book it.
Once people make careers out of this, it really ruins the spirit of the service and then it's not much more than someone getting around paying hotel taxes.
Once people make careers out of this, it really ruins the spirit of the service and then it's not much more than someone getting around paying hotel taxes.