Airbnb neighbours who don't seem to matter

[Mudday]

I live in the centre of a triple divided cottage with two toddlers who are randomly noisy, and surprisingly 🧐sometimes (not regularly) noisy very late at night. I've lived in this part of the cottage for years with no problems from neighbours, before a single (rich bachelor) bought the other side of the house and knew that there was a young family (us) next door. He's set up an Airbnb business in his new home nextdoor and is giving us hell for being a young family, as the random, impossible to control family living noise is 'affecting his business'. I respect any noise issues and understand that we all need to respect our neighbours; however, our other neighbour has never had a problem, but this new one treats us like errant staff. AIBU for being furious that I have to tiptoe around my own home so my neighbour gets a good effing Airbnb review????

@RedRobin100

Whilst it is possible to get mortgages for holiday rental properties, they are more difficult to find and are more expensive.

That's why many Airbnb owners mortgage on a normal buy to let mortgage (ie one permanent tenant) or even worse a residential mortgage. Given that mortgage rates have gone up his mortgage lender would be happy to find a reason to pull his mortgage.

@Offmyfence

If it a breach of the mortgage terms and conditions they will certainly take notice or at the very minimum ask for a switch to a more appropriate (and expensive) mortgage product.

[quote 1dayatatime]@Offmyfence

If it a breach of the mortgage terms and conditions they will certainly take notice or at the very minimum ask for a switch to a more appropriate (and expensive) mortgage product.[/quote]
I'm well aware it's a breach, but it's not like he has a residential on a BTL and I very much doubt if the mortgage payment is being covered that they will care.

[quote 1dayatatime]@RedRobin100

Whilst it is possible to get mortgages for holiday rental properties, they are more difficult to find and are more expensive.

That's why many Airbnb owners mortgage on a normal buy to let mortgage (ie one permanent tenant) or even worse a residential mortgage. Given that mortgage rates have gone up his mortgage lender would be happy to find a reason to pull his mortgage.[/quote]
They really wouldn't "be happy" too pull his mortgage, surely if he is paying a mortgage at whatever rate, they're earning more than if he moved his mortgage elsewhere?

BTL lenders, don't tend to be holiday let lenders.