CinderBnB, the jail-cell sharing economy.<p>Having trouble paying off your mortgage? House an inmate in your basement and earn over $20,000 per year!<p>Jails overcrowding? Facing budget cuts? Save money by outsourcing inmates to individual jailers!<p>Reviews:<p><i>&quot;We were very hesitant to accept out first inmate, but with our medical bills, it seemed like the only other option was selling the house. Danny turned out to be a sweet young man. Really loves my home-made peach cobbler. I let him have the old PC; he says he uses it to watch educational videos.&quot;</i> - Francine Humphrey<p><i>&quot;The owner failed to lock the cell and the prisoner waked out the very first night. Edit: CinderBnB customer service was very understanding and offered a full reimbursement for search and recapture&quot;</i> - Sgt. Dale Flannigan<p><i>&quot;My lawyer says that according to county law I technically qualify as a tenant, so once my term is up they&#x27;ll need to evict me but can&#x27;t keep me locked up&quot;</i> - Shawn Taylor