Current Events > AirBNB went into $300k debt and went homeless because of this one simple mistake

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So, I'm just guessing,

1) Nope
2) Nope
3) I mean AirBNB promises that to the landlords
4) Nope

There's already a thread about this.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/400-current-events/80597980

Everyone reads that thread and only sees the buzzwords without looking further into the story and her replies where she says she has temp housing. Her Homeowner's Insurance covered her damages/repairs and the 300k "debt" is actually her own calculation of lost revenue. She is only "homeless" by the fact that she can't live in the house she currently owns because it's undergoing repair.

But also fuck AirBNB

While Gemzer later clarified in an interview that she has never been homeless, she maintained that the flooding of her two-unit home left lasting emotional scars. As of Friday, she was days from giving birth.

She recently signed a lease for another home in the Mission District while workers repaired her two-unit Edwardian building, which had to be dried out and stripped to the studs, she said. Gemzer bought it in 2018 with plans to rent out the upper floor and live in the unit below. Initially, she and her husband had long-term tenants, but in October 2021, they converted the flat to a short-term rental, wanting more flexibility after they decided to start a family. City records indicate that she applied for a short-term rental permit, which was denied, at which point she began booking intermediate rentals without authorization.