Air B and B

[farmstud60]

I saw a story on Channel 6 WOWT in Omaha about a couple guys that rented an air b and b to make illegal products.



So I am guessing that if providers use one, they could come under a little more scrutiny too much traffic comes and goes.

[jokester6818]

An Air BnB I went to in another city a) had a no visitors rule and b) had security cameras. I'm guessing a lot of BnB owners have security cameras. Not the place I would set up shop for anything.

[farmstud60]

I know a provider asked about it if they were traveling and if guys would be more comfortable with an Air BnB. I think there has been a few more issues over the last few years so people are using more security cameras and monitoring things a bit more closely.


Hotels are used to a lot of people coming and going. I've never had an issue with a hotel, and staff might even be coming in the elevator as I get off and just exchange pleasantries. Just always have a story that you are visiting a college friend or something if they wonder why you don't have any luggage. .

[DaDuchess]

I would never work from an AirBnB. They hate us and it never turns out in our favor. Not to mention most of them have cameras. No thanks!

[dolphin2112]

All the hotels have cameras folks

[OmahaUser]

I guarantee that people aren't actively watching the cameras. There are only there to look at what happened when the police or insurance ask

[farmstud60]

Originally Posted by OmahaUser

I guarantee that people aren't actively watching the cameras. There are only there to look at what happened when the police or insurance ask

Exactly, the cameras in hotels are mostly used for after the fact issues. Camera's at B and B would probably send a notice when anyone came or left the house.