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The latest bit of shit that has flown her way is the "landlord" has come after her for earnings she's made from letting her spare room on Air B'n'B.
Restrictive lease agreements are certainly something to look out for. Would this have happened with a standard 'lodger'? - not sure what they could ask her to 'cough up' for unless the lease had some clause about rights to earnings. Usually they'd just tell her to stop it. Which is fair enough, as people don't really want a steady stream of strangers accessing their communal hallway.
A friend of mine has learned all of this the hard way. The latest bit of shit that has flown her way is the "landlord" has come after her for earnings she's made from letting her spare room on Air B'n'B. They are threatening to chuck her out if she doesn't cough up.