
New York State’s “Anti-AirBnB” Law, Explained
New York State has passed a law that makes some AirBnB home sharing arrangements illegal, but allows others.
Cozy Oasis has created a short video to explain it all for you (click the button below to see it). In the meantime, here’s the short version:
It’s legal to rent a spare room of an apartment to a guest for up to 30 days — but not longer. It’s also legal to rent an entire apartment, but not for a shorter period of time than 30 days.
A law passed October 2016 levies fines of as much as $7,500 on hosts who break these rules. New York City is one of AirBnB’s largest markets.
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