Why? I'm not suggesting all regulation should disappear, just that it's inarguable that some regulation out there is wrong.

I think the point is that individual locations should be free to set their own regulations - at the building level at least. But city or state-wide ordnances against subletting or ride-sharing are too broad and allow certain actors to amass too much monopoly power.

That's just prejudice. Our renters (we own, not sublet) are and have been mostly college students and I wouldn't mind living with most of them. In fact, our biggest problem was with a working mother, who left our place half destroyed.

>Or lived basically anywhere which has uni students.

I've never had a problem with uni students in the city I used to live in and a couple lived in my building.