Airbnb hosts can kick you out after you’ve checked in

>an age of non-traditional services ... as it stands now, anyone has the right to kick you out

"Let the market decide" is the new "Every generation thinks they invented sex". We did decide on these things and we wound up with rental agreements, leases, etc. There's definitely a grey area here about what constitutes a "visit" (like a hotel booking) and what is a "rental" (like a month-to-month or longer lease) that needs to get settled. But the current governmental climate in the US is all for market disruptors, so YMMV. All that said,

>requests he was making, such as to change the layout of the refrigerator and install different lights

Assuming he's painting himself in the best possible light, I'd be considering giving him the boot too. You can move the shelves around in the fridge while you're there if you move them back, but figure out a way to live with the lights.

He sounds like kind of an ass. Whenever I stay at an Airbnb I try to minimize any disruption as if I were staying at a friend's house. Is it this guy? https://www.logankugler.com/