WIBTA for not apologizing to the people who live next to my airbnb?

[u/CompleteAd5404]

I own a couple of houses in town that I run as full time airbnb. A few months ago, a family moved into what had previously been a vacant home next to one of my units.

Last week, one of the guests had a BBQ which apparently started a fire and the fire department was called. The neighbors two doors down noticed quickly and pulled the new neighbors out of their house by banging on their door. The new neighbors came out with a fire extinguisher which the airbnb guests used to try to put out the fire.

The fire department eventually put out the fire and no one was injured. The neighbors think I should apologize for the stressful situation, but I wasn't there and don't live in the neighborhood. I have been by to view the damage, but don't really plan to speak to the neighbors about it as nothing really came of it. WIBTA?

[u/izzabee2]

You are the kind of person I fear having as a fellow homeowner on the block. YTA. A giant, raging one.