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    Default I have a long list of airbnb contacts to give to ura and iras

    So easy to get the contacts of owners leasing out their whole unit for shortterm rent.

    Since it is illegal in sg, also could potentially cause nuisance to the estate, and lots of loss tax income for iras, I would like to surrender this list to ura and iras. Any objections from forummers?

    If you are airbnb user, u r dead meat.

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    Hi...Brilliant idea. I will also write in to khaw on this matter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by yowetan View Post
    Hi...Brilliant idea. I will also write in to khaw on this matter.
    We all legal landlord play the game by the rule and pay our dues to iras. So dont try to be funny and break the the rule. Somemore with funny virus like mers, traceability is so important. Be a socially responsible landlord.

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    http://www.nationalreview.com/corner...onique-de-rugy
    This week, the fight has taken a turn for the worse in San Francisco: The city is considering a bill that would allow the city to give financial rewards to people who snoop on their neighbors and report whether and how their are hosting people through Airbnb. Here are some details:

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    Quote Originally Posted by leesg123 View Post
    We all legal landlord play the game by the rule and pay our dues to iras. So dont try to be funny and break the the rule. Somemore with funny virus like mers, traceability is so important. Be a socially responsible landlord.
    You got my vote...+1 !
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    could me main tenant illegal sublet? that could be possible.
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    OUT WITH THE SHIT TRASH

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    the authority is aware of the situation as it was reported in newspaper couple of week back.

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    Remember Code 7 of the Army.
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    could me main tenant illegal sublet? that could be possible.

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    Quote Originally Posted by minority View Post
    could me main tenant illegal sublet? that could be possible.
    By right in the tenancy agreement, it should have stated no subletting by tenant.

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    Unfortunately, the think by left.
    Quote Originally Posted by leesg123 View Post
    By right in the tenancy agreement, it should have stated no subletting by tenant.

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    Quote Originally Posted by leesg123 View Post
    So easy to get the contacts of owners leasing out their whole unit for shortterm rent.

    Since it is illegal in sg, also could potentially cause nuisance to the estate, and lots of loss tax income for iras, I would like to surrender this list to ura and iras. Any objections from forummers?

    If you are airbnb user, u r dead meat.
    Just do it.

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    do u need to do a poll first before u send?

    Ong lai ah!

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    TS, I don't know what to say.
    Generally I won't act unless they make a nuisance of themselves.
    Life is hard for some people esp those who rent out their rooms.
    Who wants lack of privacy and the fear of staying with a stranger, unless you are really in need of money?

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    Quote Originally Posted by princess_morbucks View Post
    TS, I don't know what to say.
    Generally I won't act unless they make a nuisance of themselves.
    Life is hard for some people esp those who rent out their rooms.
    Who wants lack of privacy and the fear of staying with a stranger, unless you are really in need of money?
    Greed? why invest when cannot afford to hold lull period of no rental?

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    could me main tenant illegal sublet? that could be possible.
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    Pity the owners of such development. MC of such condo should form watch group to track down such activity.
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    Seems more like sub-letting?

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    There are several others ad elsewhere, residents here are observing and reporting these cases by taking down the unit no

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lovelle View Post
    There are several others ad elsewhere, residents here are observing and reporting these cases by taking down the unit no
    Similar scenario many years ago regarding HDB rental, many locked 1 room and rent out the whole apartment.

    When official is not serious and active clamping down such activities, is indirectly telling those who dare to take the chance, go do it and don't get caught, and when more people see others are gaining from it and no action taken against them, more people will dare to test the limits.

    Of course, eventually the official change the rule and allow whole HDB apartment rent out after MOP, nothing much need to be done as no more breaking of rules.

    Maybe if proven too many cases to handle by the officials, maybe the short term leasing rule might be allowed in the name to benefit of Singapore tourism and also helping existing owners who have difficulties in selling or renting out their apartment(due to oncoming over supply), then no more breaking of rules.

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    And the genuine residents suffers because they bought a "RESIDENTIAL" property, not a hotel to stay beside "tourists" and share facilities with them and change "neighbours" every FEW DAYS!

    Quote Originally Posted by flxcat View Post
    Similar scenario many years ago regarding HDB rental, many locked 1 room and rent out the whole apartment.

    When official is not serious and active clamping down such activities, is indirectly telling those who dare to take the chance, go do it and don't get caught, and when more people see others are gaining from it and no action taken against them, more people will dare to test the limits.

    Of course, eventually the official change the rule and allow whole HDB apartment rent out after MOP, nothing much need to be done as no more breaking of rules.

    Maybe if proven too many cases to handle by the officials, maybe the short term leasing rule might be allowed in the name to benefit of Singapore tourism and also helping existing owners who have difficulties in selling or renting out their apartment(due to oncoming over supply), then no more breaking of rules.

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    Quote Originally Posted by teddybear View Post
    And the genuine residents suffers because they bought a "RESIDENTIAL" property, not a hotel to stay beside "tourists" and share facilities with them and change "neighbours" every FEW DAYS!
    In fact I do feel the frustration that you have brought up too.

    However, I am in the opinion that our officials are in fact very efficient if they really seriously and actively want to take action.

    Looking at some of the airbnb posts, clients' reviews of the apartment they stayed are dated 1-2years back, do you think our officials are really blinded and need someone to start this track to wake them up to what is happening in the market? I felt is a matter of do they really want to stop all these nonsense or just keeping a blind eye for the time being for whatsoever reasons.

    Well still good that our dear forummers are highlighting this matter

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