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A chat on subreddit /r/wallstreetbets
human
Yeah. AirBnB has just gotten too big I think. It was nice when it was smaller and it was just people renting out their smaller/off season properties. But its become this terrible monster of a company where they gouge the customer. 

Not to mention all of the housing issues its caused. I recently visited Hawaii and had a conversation with the Uber driver about it. He thanked me for the fact that I was staying in a hotel and not a house because wealthy people buy up all the island real estate and it's causing the island local homeless population to sky rocket because all the housing is being eaten up by AirBnB.
gpt
Technically it's illegal, at least on Oahu -- they only give out a small handful of permits to Airbnb hosts in specific areas, the rest of the units are only supposed to be rented for a minimum of 30 days at a time.  If you're renting from Airbnb or VRBO for shorter than a month on or near Honolulu, your host is likely breaking the law.