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This provision establishes that Airbnb does not assume responsibility for Hosts' regulatory compliance, placing full compliance obligation on the Host operator. The operational significance is that Hosts must independently identify and satisfy jurisdiction-specific requirements before and during listing operations, including licensing, permitting, lease authorization, and local occupancy restrictions.
Hosts operate under the requirement to independently research and comply with all applicable landlord agreements, local zoning laws, permitting requirements, and occupancy limitations before accepting reservations. Non-compliance may result in consequences specified by third parties or governing authorities, including lease violation, eviction, or regulatory enforcement action.
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"Hosts are responsible for understanding and complying with any laws, rules, regulations, and contracts with third parties that apply to their Listing or Host Services. For example, some landlords and leases, or homeowner and condominium association rules, may prohibit or restrict subletting or short-term rentals and may make such activity a violation of your lease agreement that could lead to legal action against you including eviction. Local laws may require Hosts to register, get a permit, or obtain a license before providing certain Host Services. In many cities, short-term rental hosts must meet specific requirements and may be prohibited from hosting in certain neighborhoods or for more than a certain number of days per year.— Excerpt from Airbnb's Airbnb Terms of Service
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This provision establishes that Airbnb does not assume responsibility for Hosts' regulatory compliance, placing full compliance obligation on the Host operator. The operational significance is that Hosts must independently identify and satisfy jurisdiction-specific requirements before and during listing operations, including licensing, permitting, lease authorization, and local occupancy restrictions.
Hosts operate under the requirement to independently research and comply with all applicable landlord agreements, local zoning laws, permitting requirements, and occupancy limitations before accepting reservations. Non-compliance may result in consequences specified by third parties or governing authorities, including lease violation, eviction, or regulatory enforcement action.
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