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- Orthodontist Farzana Rahman operates two Airbnbs in the Durham, North Carolina area.
- Guests who checked into one home in October and booked to stay until May now refuse to leave.
- There were red flags from the start, like trying to pay cash instead of through Airbnb, she said.
Guests in a North Carolina Airbnb rental are refusing to leave the property after an eight-month stay, according to the homeowner.
They taped a sign to the Airbnb's door that says they are "legal residents," said the Airbnb host, Farzana Rahman.
"It's not fair," Rahman told Business Insider. "I'm losing rent."