“Startup Robs Every Customer They Have for Thousands of Dollars Overnight”
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#12What the fuck is the manager of a leasing office of a luxury apartment building doing posting on r/LegalAdvice?
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#13What the fuck is the manager of a leasing office of a luxury apartment building doing posting on r/LegalAdvice?
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#15What is “the startup” in this case? What is preventing from disclosing the name of the business?
Homeshare fits the description.[1] Not finding any other articles which mention this problem, though. [1] https://www.businessinsider.com/homeshare-rents-luxury-apart...
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#17Sounds like a hi tech version of a scam in my city where a guy rents an apartment (or just squats it) and then turns around and sublets it and stops paying rent to the actual owner. People actually living in the unit stuck holding the bag.
Subletting is entirely legal is it not? And it’s not a free ticket to do whatever you want with the property either.