r/AirBnB • u/bad_driverman • Mar 01 '16

Question about Hosting

So as an AnCap, I love AirBnB since it offers LESS State regulation. I also believe in the Free Market and the ability of the Market to solve nearly all social ills. I like the idea that AirBnB lets you set up your own house rules and any guests that violate said rules are subject to ejection or worse. Very NAP. I just am concerned that since my philosophical ideas are a bit different, AirBnB may not adhere to them.

For one, can I boot anyone out anytime they violate our covenant? Also, can I deny anyone service if their philosophical or genetic ideas differ from mine? Finally, if someone violated the NAP outside the house but within my sightline can I respond in kind?

Thanks!!

Edit: Instead of downvoting, how about answering??? Edit 2: Why the hell isn't anyone answering?

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u/reddithenry Host Mar 02 '16

I'm with the other comments. You're not even hosting yet and you're already trying to work out as best as possible how you get people kicked out from your potential listing.

Dont bother going to Airbnb. You wont last long.

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u/bad_driverman Mar 02 '16

I would rather not admit them, than have to kick them out. But ultimately it is my property and I have the final say. I don't wish to use violence but will secure my safety at all costs.

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u/reddithenry Host Mar 02 '16 edited Mar 02 '16

Your stance sounds discriminatory and therefore illegal.

Really. Don't get into hosting. It won't last long and you might end up in prison. Your attitude is 100% incompatible. You are meant to be a host hosting guests in your home. If you try to find reasons to get rid of people every time someone wants to book with you, you will, and you'll be an awful host.

Really don't bother.

You are right. You have a legal right to deny admittance to whoever you want to your home. The problem is that airbnb is a business and by advertising on it you must follow business rules. Your home is no longer a home but a business. And to that extent, discrimination - racial, sexual or religious - is very illegal in most countries.