• Airbnb tenant has spent more than 2 years at home and refuses to leave,

    From Bluebillies@21:1/5 to All on Sat Oct 7 07:38:51 2023
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    LOS ANGELES (KCAL/KCBS) - What started as a short-term Airbnb rental
    has turned into a two-year nightmare, a Los Angeles homeowner said.

    He said he can’t get her out of his property.

    “It’s just like ... you see the door where she’s in like every
    single day. We just keep all the curtains closed,” said homeowner
    Sascha Jovanovic.

    He said he has been living a nightmare with an unwanted house guest
    for more than two years.

    Jovanovic had listed his modern studio guest house with stunning
    views on Airbnb when 55-year-old Elizabeth Hirschhorn booked a stay
    in September of 2021.

    Jovanovic said it was fine for the first four months until February
    of 2022, when he discovered water damage in the guesthouse and she
    suddenly prevented him from making any repairs.

    “And then from one day to the other day, everything changed so,
    like, you know, she didn’t want to allow anybody in anymore,” he
    said.

    But he extended her stay through April of 2022.

    “I even said to her, like, ‘OK, you can stay another two weeks, you
    know, at no cost, just so you can relocate yourself,’ and she just
    then squatted and ... and has never left.” Jovanovic said, and he
    hasn’t gotten any rent since then.

    In one email from that same month, Hirschhorn writes she doesn’t
    feel safe being forced to vacate with a housing disability and the
    high risks of COVID-19 complications.

    She also cited the city’s tenant protection policies.

    Hirschhorn didn’t respond to a request for comment.

    “When we can get to trial, she can stand up and tell a jury all
    these stuff about why she has the right to stay there for free and
    to get paid to leave, which is crazy,” said Sebastian Rucci,
    Jovanovic’s attorney.



    Airbnb said that the reservation made on its platform ended in March
    of 2022 and now this is a third-party matter between two
    individuals.

    “So I just hope that this story can be stopped as quickly as
    possible, and we can go back to normal life,” Jovanovic said.

    https://www.kmov.com/2023/10/06/airbnb-tenant-has-spent-more-than-2 -years-home-refuses-leave-host-says/

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  • From super70s@21:1/5 to Bluebillies on Sat Oct 7 08:44:33 2023
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    On 2023-10-07 11:38:51 +0000, Bluebillies said:

    He said he has been living a nightmare with an unwanted house guest
    for more than two years.

    Jovanovic had listed his modern studio guest house with stunning
    views on Airbnb when 55-year-old Elizabeth Hirschhorn booked a stay
    in September of 2021.

    Jovanovic said it was fine for the first four months until February
    of 2022, when he discovered water damage in the guesthouse and she
    suddenly prevented him from making any repairs.

    "And then from one day to the other day, everything changed so,
    like, you know, she didn't want to allow anybody in anymore,"he
    said.

    But he extended her stay through April of 2022.

    "I even said to her, like, 'OK, you can stay another two weeks, you
    know, at no cost, just so you can relocate yourself,' and she just
    then squatted and ... and has never left," Jovanovic said, and he
    hasn't gotten any rent since then.

    In one email from that same month, Hirschhorn writes she doesn't
    feel safe being forced to vacate with a housing disability and the
    high risks of COVID-19 complications.

    She also cited the city's tenant protection policies.

    Anyone considering Airbnb-ing their house out should be required to
    watch that old movie Pacific Heights as a cautionary tale.

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