I got a sublet for a fantastic price from a AirBnber who wanted to get out of a zero-income property.
40% off the market rent. Oh, and because he didn't actually live there, he left everything. Dishes, pots, a bed.
40% off the market rent. Oh, and because he didn't actually live there, he left everything. Dishes, pots, a bed.
I'll put my other comment here as despite putting anything contentious, the mod here immediately locks my comments on housing related issues:
Correct. So rents fall yet we were told on hacker news over and over that zoning was the problem. That doesn't help, but airbnb was a huge, huge problem.