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Patrick Bross
  • Investor
  • Mount Pleasant, SC
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AirBnB Civil Action by Local Developer/Landlord

Patrick Bross
  • Investor
  • Mount Pleasant, SC
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Hey BP,

I've got a legal related question for the community. 

A local real estate developer/landlord has filed a civil action suit against what appears to be EVERYONE whoever operated an AirBnB that did not fall within the legal short-term rental zone ("short-term overlay" for those familiar with Charleston) whether you rented it 1 or 1,000 times. The "plaintiff" claims they are following the rules but everyone else isn't, reduced income, ordinance violations, etc, etc. 

Questions:

  • Has anyone heard of this before and if so, could you provide some more info?
  • Assuming the logical next step is to hire an attorney, what kind (real estate, litigation, etc)?

Please share any feedback you might have on something like this. Thanks!

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