yes, problematic for people like me- I have one unit I rent, that is co-owned by my partner and I. I manage all the online stuff, so I added with my user account- we never went over the $20k/200 payment threshold before, so never worried all revenue would be reported to me, when I am only 50% owner. But now I will receive a 1099 if over $600. So I need to cancel my listing and create a new listing under a "joint account".- I will loose all my reviews and super host status. (you can not change ownership in Airbnb, you must create a new listing). So any bookings for 2022 that you might get right now will be reported- so clean up your book work before then and if need be, cancel any bookings on listings that are not legally 100% yours.