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Real Estate Law in the Sharing Economy

Apr 11, 2017

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DISCLAIMERYou agree, by participating in this webinar, that the information presented does not constitute

legal advice and is being presented for informational purposes only. You agree that no

attorney-client relationship is established or assumed by participating in this webinar and that the information or suggestions presented in this broad overview may not apply to your specific

circumstances.

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MOBILE APPS & PLATFORMS__________

PEER-TO-PEER__________

HOUSES, CARS, CLOTHES, TASKS,

ETC.

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TRENDS•SEEKING ADDITIONAL

INCOME

•MORE REGULATIONS

•BLURRED LINES

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EACH CITY HAS OWN RULES, IF

ANY__________

APPLIES TO BOTH RENTERS &

OWNERS

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RULES FOUND IN HOMEOWNER’S

ASSOCIATION CC&Rs

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LEASE TERMS ABOUT

SUBLETTING AND/OR GUEST

CLAUSES__________

MOST STANDARD LEASES CONTAIN

PROVISIONS

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# OF RENTAL

DAYS•TOTAL IN A

YEAR

•CONSECUTIVE DAYS

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RECORD KEEPING

•OWNER RESPONSIBILITY

•RECEIPTS & PROOF

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PERMITS &REGISTRATION

•POTENTIAL FEES

•SOME REQUIRE BUSINESS LICENSE

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TAXES•HOTEL TAX

•OWNER RESPONSIBLE FOR RECORDING

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LIMITS ON REVENUE

•RENTERS: NOT EXCEED MONTHLY RENT AMOUNT

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San Francisco

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(1)1 UNIT PER PERSON LIMIT

________• PER REGISTRATION

• PERMANENT RESIDENT (275 DAYS)

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(2)90-DAY ANNUAL CAP, ENTIRE UNIT

________• PORTION OF UNIT = NO CAP

• DOESN’T APPLY IF “HOSTED”

• $1,000 PER DAY FINE

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(3)PLANNING DEPT. REGISTRATION

• APPLICATION + FEE• INSURANCE: $500,000, SHORT-TERM• NO CODE VIOLATIONS• PRIMARY RESIDENCE• BUSINESS CERTIFICATE

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(4)30 DAYS OR LESS RENTAL PERIOD

________• RIGHTS AS TENANT AFTER 30 DAYS

• RENT CONTROL

• EVICTION PROCEDURES

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(5)MUST PAY HOTEL TAX

________• 14% ON REVENUE OF ROOM

• TRANSIENT OCCUPANCY TAX

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(6)ADVERTISEMENTS

________• MUST ADVERTISE WITH REGISTRATION

NUMBER

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(7)RECORD-KEEPING

REQUIREMENTS________

• TRACK NUMBER OF DAYS RENTED (CONSECUTIVE & TOTAL DAYS)

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(8)SAFETY CONCERNS

________• EXIT SIGNS ON DOORS

• FIRE EXTINGUISHERS

• GAS/WATER SHUT-OFFS

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MUNI CODES ONLINE

__________

CC&R DOCUMENT__________

LEASE

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AFFECT NEIGHBORS’ USE & ENJOYMENT

OF PROPERTY__________

CAN NOT CONTROL RENTER BEHAVIOR

__________

ACTIVITY MAY VIOLATE CC&Rs

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NOISE

SMOKING

PARKING/TRAFFIC

PETS

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HIGH TURNOVER__________

COMMON AREAS__________

SAFETY OF COMMUNITY

__________

KEYS & ACCESS

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SOME PROTECTIONS IN AIRBNB

CONTRACT, BUT...

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SOME POLICIES COVER ONE-TIME EVENT

__________

BUSINESS ACTIVITY NOT COVERED

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TYPE OF POLICY:

HOMEOWNER OR

INVESTMENTPROPERTY

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AFTER 30 DAYS, BECOME “TENANT”

__________

EVICTION = ENFORCEMENT VS. CONTRACT

__________

ATTORNEY FEE PROVISION

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MAY NOT APPLY__________

MORE UNITS, MORE LIKELY

__________

DISCRIMINATION ALWAYS ILLEGAL

__________

RETROFITS

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SERVICE ANIMALS

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ARBITRATION PROVISION

__________

SECURITY DEPOSITS

__________

HOUSE RULES

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OVERSTAYS•2X NIGHTLY RATE

•SERVICE FEES•LEGAL FEES

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POSSIBLE DEED OF TRUST VIOLATIONS

__________

LIABILITY FOR SERVICE

PROVIDERS• PROPERTY MANAGEMENT• CLEANING SERVICES

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