@Geoffrey125
Since May 2019 there have been 124 shootings at Airbnb properties. There have been countless reports on this CC alone about unauthorised parties where when informed, Airbnb have done nothing, and in the aftermath and carnage getting damage repaired has been a nightmare.
When your Blink camera captures 50 people entering your listing, what will you do?
If your rules state 'no parties' along with a smoking fine, do you reckon that the guests will accept your claim - or just set up a new profile and do it again somewhere else because they can simply get away with it?
Airbnb have the reputation as being the 'party platform' little they do deters that, everything they do encourages bad behaviour by guests without consequence. Currently, they're even taking monies from hosts which they are not entitled to. That is hardly an example provided by a company leading by morality.
Certainly, when it comes to hosting, I'm more astute with regard to Airbnb guests than any other. I will obtain confirmed address details, I will be in attendance at check-in and I will interrupt any fights or infringements which contravene my rules or affects my neighbours peaceful existence.
In answer partly to my own question about what you would do when you see 50 guests entering into your listing is.. I wouldn't rely on Airbnb to have my back in any of it.