Rasquinha was later able to locate a listing for her unit on, hosted by a person who wasn't her tenant and whom she didn't know. When Rasquinha asked the tenant about the incident via email, the tenant responded: " not too sure what that would be about." She suggested it could have been a mix up with a neighbouring unit. "Thought you should know as short term rentals aren't allowed, nor are subleases and you might not even be aware that your tenant appears to be renting out your unit." "I just received an incident report from security in regards to someone looking for for an Air BnB," the building's property manager wrote to Rasquinha in an email that day. Rasquinha says she might never have found out about the situation, except that she received an incident report from her building's security team on Feb. (Submitted by Allison Rasquinha) Property manager reached out to landlord A screenshot of the Airbnb listing for Rasquinha's downtown studio condo on Adelaide Street West.
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