I would not rent a room out in my house to someone unless I did a background check. So stupid how Airbnb is set up. I had worst experience in an Airbnb as a guest
My mother had a tenant not paying,she took the front door off,they left.Had a friend stuck with the same problem,I told him what my mother had done,he did the same thing and the tenants left.
This happened to my coworker who rented her house to provide for her 2 handicapped children. The squatters slashed her tires, broke everything inside the house, poured soil into the garbage disposal, and did so much damage that my coworker cried for days. It cost my coworker $90K to get rid of them in the end. Only in California where criminals have more freedom than taxpaying citizens.
If you can’t get rid of non-paying leaching squatters go buy some Raid roach foggers. Wait in the middle of the night or until they’re sleep and place the foggers outside their bedroom door, hopefully it’s cracked open and wherever. Set them off and Make sure you leave the house and have somewhere to go. That’ll choke their asses in their sleep and give them permanent health problems. I betcha they leave then and if they ask why you set it off at night just say oh it was quiet in the house you didn’t think they was there and roaches do come out at night. Lol. Sorry bastards.
Your brothers can possibly get killed and tenants get your house just for you sending them... (No pun intended) Js ... It is commifornia/DACAfornia/mexifornia after all 🤷🏽♂️ you legally can't kick them out so therefore it means you can't touch them either.
She definitely got scammed. The homeowner lost her legal protections by accepting cash when their Airbnb expired instead of extending their stay. She saw green and so did they.
What would happen if they showed the faces? Pretty much most of that list after "people that don't live anywhere near there won't like those people" is stuff you would like to avoid if you are a news outlet. . .
There is a time and a place for physical violence, at least strongly implied violence, this situation could have been resolved quickly and peacefully with the proper number of really large men, just saying. That shirtless dude with the long hair, would have quickly seen it was in his best interest to leave the premises ASAP.
I got weirded out staying in a Airbnb. I didn't realize it is someone's home with people living in there. I didn't stay the entire time and checked into a hotel the next day.
@@b3at2 But clearly the law, and the way it is enforced is a very real problem. A verbal agreement of cash payment is no legally binding lease or sub lease. So technically they were guests, not residents, who were then refusing to leave. Meaning they were trespassing on private property. But the law treated them as tenants, despite any legal tenant or lease agreement.
@@ericcollins6231 Those guest got the owners to go outside air BnB for a reason...and it shows.. to take advantage.. the problem is not the law...its people breaking air BnB rules.
@@thatonenippleclamplyingaro3612 I hope so too. Just some out there with the thinking they can run roughshod over you coz they think they're "superior" and you're just far below them. Same time, a lesson to airB owners: don't make side cash deals coz you're stepping out of the protection offered under the contract.
This happened to me in 2022 July/August. Trust me, it's worse than a nightmare. I had to hire a lawyer for $2000. The lesson I learnt is never to argue or engage in too much conversation with those kind of people.
because it works when you follow the rules of the site, she didn't, when they asked her to take cash payment to stay OFF the airbnb contract that was her problem
This is when you need to always have good friends that are police officers and that work for the sheriff's department nobody likes the police nor the sheriff but when you in a situation like this they should be your best friend and then people would have never been in your house like that believe me,in Santa Cruz I love the police and the sheriff there!!💪🔥🔥
@@TheDetroitblack That's just great. Advising everyone to be like you, that you use the citizen's police as your own personal enforcement officers. Aren't you the special one. Terrible behavior, immoral, theft and manipulation, undermining your city's trust in unbiased policing. And if you do have these police buddies doing moonlighting for your personal gain, shame on those officers too. Do you pay them in cash or return favors, or are you just that special you get these unethical favors for free? F "liberty and justice for all," screw "serve and protect," and forget about the civil rights of the people you don't like. Your so proud of your advantage, so clueless of your skewed moral compass, your advertising unabashed in a public forum. When we have vigilantes and narcissists getting personal justice we all loose.
Something similar happened to me this weekend. A lady who was supposed to check-out at 11 am maximum ended up checking out at 5:30 pm. From that morning she asked to extend her reservation for two more nights which I agreed to her request… she kept putting on excuses not to pay saying the system didn’t notified her etc… at 3:30 pm Airbnb’s Ambassador tells me she is not willing to cooperate and she yelled on the phone to him saying she was shopping and she didn’t had time to attend the call. The Ambassador recommends me to set on the security alarm, which as soon as I turned it on she begs me to turn it off telling me she will be out of the house in 15 mins (she obviously lied about doing shopping and was actually at the house). I don’t understand how this lady stayed for 6 hours after check-out time without any guilt. She started insulting me calling me every bad word you could imagine, threatening me that she would sued me because I forced her to leave my home with her children. I don’t live in the same city as the house. I did what I could to prevent her staying for free. The police told me what she did was trespassing because she had no authorization to be at someone else’s property since check-out time had passed. I am traumatized by this and hopefully it never happens again.
^ In this case, they weren't criminals. What they did can be viewed as "morally wrong", but, as you heard, their actions were legal by California's standards. The couple could be there up to 30 days. The woman paid them off because she was aware that them staying was totally legal- but she PERSONALLY no longer wanted them there. People need to take this as a learning lesson; if you rent out with Airbnb, stick within their contracts. When you go into other territories and extend stays outside of them, it's YOUR own fault. If she hadn't done that and the people refused to leave, she could have called the police and they would have had to go. People need to read the fine print and take responsibility of their stupid actions.
This is the world we live in now folks, get comfortable. I've been in her situation before, actually more than once -- I will never do it again, no matter what hard luck story they give me. I couldn't give a flying flip how bad their situation is. I'm done helping the downtrodden, homeless and addicted. They've ruined it for decent individuals who are really down on their luck and could use a helping hand.
She did not have an Air BNB nightmare. “...weeks into the contract, agreeing to a cash only payment, not involving Air BNB.” This has nothing to do with Air BNB.
@@RyGuy1127 nah dude makes a valid point. If it would have stayed with air bnb they wouldn't have been able to use the squatters rights loophole. They would have got removed by the police.
I once phoned the police to get rid of someone unpaying (and his friend) but this was after waiting months and complaining to our landlord (I was also a tenant) and there was drug usage involved too
@@outlawJosieFox That would be stupid... the law is always on the criminal's side these days. Making that mistake would end up with her being removed from the house and charged probably. It's hardly fair but this is the world we live in now.
There is a man squating in my moms home now for 7 days. He keeps asking for a mailing address. Its happen to my dad on 2 Occasions, Where the squatter gets a restraining order against him. He had to pay the bills and was not allowed to go back to his home. Giving someone a warm bed and hot food because you feel sorry for their situation. Is not a good idea
It's the lady's fault. She signed a contract without educating herself on the laws. The 30 days notice for renting is meant to make it so landlords can't kick you out without notice.
Proud American wrong, Airbnb is designed against this flaw so California Laws are. It relevant until she decided to rent to them herself without doing any checks. Airbnb has a nonpayment policy where you can absolutely kick them out WITHOUT 30 day notice after nonpayment. That’s why you don’t rent a house unless you know the housing industry and learn HOW TO RENT A HOUSE.
Proud American wrong, Airbnb is designed against this flaw so California Laws are not relevant until she decided to rent to them herself without doing any checks. Airbnb has a nonpayment policy where you can absolutely kick them out WITHOUT 30 day notice after nonpayment. That’s why you don’t rent a house unless you know the housing industry and learn HOW TO RENT A HOUSE.
It’s called victim shaming and it’s the fundamental flaw with all of you liberal idiots. You defend the deadbeat bloodsuckers and condemn the victim under the argument of a person who wants to capitalize. So you defend the big business (Airbnb) and because an individual wants to do the same thing, they are not entitled? Please explain.
Yea yea yea blah blah blah. Touch them they will sue you for so much they might even own the house. Their is legal process of eviction. Sucks it's the law.
@@rogeliocorona6837 That's why i said a WRONG person's house. There is literally a dude who killed three teenagers over a stupid prank (they buzzed and then ran away the the guy got in the car and ran them over) Now what do you think he would do to these people? Do you think he even cares about law or jail?
This is why these personal rental programs for rooms and rides are so bad. Hotels and taxis create that necessary professional boundary lacking when you try to trust strangers.
I have to agree, it's absolutely unacceptable from the renters side. However, Airbnb has policies set in place to avoid these exact situation. Be safe, play by the rule~
@quenga wildside you ain't gonna sue me too are you? 'Cause in that case please tell me when the police are coming home, I'd like to hand them some cookies while we laugh at your stupidity
This happened to a friend of mine and he would cut the breakers of anything they tried to use and had a lock on the box. No hot showers, no oven, no washer and dryer, he got a small fridge for his room and cut the breakers to the kitchen, he cut the cable and wifi to their bedroom, they left within 2 weeks. As long as the electricity and water are on its completely legal to control the breakers in your home no matter who lives there.
I would add to that making sure tgey woke up at all sorts of odd hours, but I can easily do that. I have very bad sleep habits and only need 6 hours a night
Kinda along the same line is my story. I own a building with a few rental units. A bar, barber shop and two apartments. When I bought the place years ago I had a woman living in one of the apartments with two high school aged kids. She just stopped paying rent. I tried to evict her, but because of the liberal tennant favoring laws I couldn't. She wound up owing me about $6,000 by the time she moved out. She tried to get my building into the rent-assist program but I refused. Once you get in that program you're pretty much screwed. So, I had to eat the $6k. Fast forward a couple years. Another woman moves in. She lasts about 3 months then stops paying rent, while proudly driving her Mercedes around town. I drive a Chevy. By the time she moved out she owed me about $3k. Another tennant I had during Covid. He stopped paying rent. When asked, he said that I couldnt evict him because of covid, and he was correct, even though he was working EXTRA HOURS at the time. And, when he got his "stimulus" check I didnt see a dime. He ended up owing me $5k by the time he left. We had some mutual friends that didnt like the crap he was pulling on me. One day they showed up at the apartment and moved all his crap out, along with his worthless a$$. I had NOTHING to do with that. So, when people bitch about rent prices going sky high, remember these stories. One of the reasons rent prices are so high... laws that allow this type of crap to happen. So far I've lost my a$$ on those apartments, and I have to make my money up somehow. The other tennants HAVE to pay their rent. Being businesses I can boot them in a heartbeat.
The same thing is happening in Canada.... professional squatters who have been living in other peoples' homes for YEARS not months with out paying a cent. The law is on the side of the tenant. Hire someone to get rid of them and let them hire a lawyer!!!!
"Transitioning to a cash only payment" - sounds like she was trying to cut Airbnb out of the deal AND avoid paying federal taxes. Going rogue is very risky...
@@frankreynolds7404 they definitely are not. The poor woman who was just trying to use a popular way to make a little extra money and ended up having her house held hostage is the victim here.
TreachourusJdogg you misunderstood- The reporter was just quoting the law. The law, in California and a lot of other states says that you must give the person 30 days notice if you want them to leave. The law is set up that way so that you, as a citizen, can’t be kicked out of your apartment with zero notice essentially leaving you homeless” It’s a great law, unfortunately some people take advantage of it. The reporter was not siding with the squatters, he was mearly pointing out the law
@@womanofgoldenwords3881 it seems that you are the one that has misunderstood. It is not part of the law that it is "expensive" to move. That is an opinion, and it is victimizing the squatters in this story.
There are people you can hire who go and take care of this problem. Not just for Airbnb guests. But for tenants also. Costs less than Court. And those squatters get the hint.
I count myself lucky because the only two renter experiences were awful, so I never even consider renting out anything ever again! People who do it are rolling the dice, and these days one can only imagine the population of the despicable humans has grown. Now, i get nervous about neighbors who have an air bnb. Not too bright of an idea if a bad egg of a human shows up.
You are correct this is not an Airbnb problem. This is just another example of the media distorting the truth for it's own agenda to take away personal rights. The homeowner stepped outside of Airbnb's guidelines.
I watched a video about a similar occurrence a few months ago. Except this happened with a granny flat/guest house type property and the "guest" pulled the same scam, then proceeded to threaten the owner and try to write him up on things that weren't up to code. But when the owner tried to fix things to be compliant, she refused to let them in for the repairs. She ended up staying there for free for over 6 months I think. I can't remember what eventually forced her to move out but apparently she had pulled the same scam at her previous airbnb booking as well but that owner paid her to leave. So ridiculous.
Nobody is excluded from California law, buuuuuut it’s going to be hard for squatters to prove you hired a alpha friend that respects a ladies space to come teach them some manners. You can’t prosecute someone if you don’t know who they are just turn the cameras off. No lawyers going to take this case without evidence or a down payment. It’s sad they take advantage of a already sad situation, then proceed to scam her into paying them more then they owed her for the rental to begin with, it’s a lesson learned though because it’s her fault for voiding the Airbnb contract.
Since there’s no record of them ever getting a rental on Airbnb then there’s no evidence you ever accepted their cash or made a agreement. If they call the cops just deny the rental arrangement, say they are robbing your house, and that you’ve never seen them before in your life.
@@BPtruth I agree 100%. Really it could have been a more simpler resolution: Have male associate come over, "Hey, my female friend and I would like some privacy. Please leave.". *Sternly*. These bums would not have the heart to challenge the male (or males) to a confrontation. That along with the bums' lack of any legal proof that they have rights to the home would surely be enough persuasion for them to leave.
She went wrong when she went off when she went for the cash funds. Her own greed doomed her to these people who knew the laws in her state. Airbnb is only one of the many short term rental portals. When a greedy owner forgoes their protections the consequences are on them. You got me to click on this, so good for you. No respect for the homeowner trying to cut out her protections for 3% more. Shameful
Why the phuck would you let ANYONE into your home that’s not a friend / family!?! If you need to rent a room to make ends meet, you’re living outside of your means.
Similar thing happened to my sister. She had a friend from work stay with her, because she needed help, and when my sister returned from a weekend in Vegas, the friend boyfriend was at her house living there. My sister told her she cant have him living in her house, and they threaten her that they will call the cops, because she pays half the rent. Well, this was a not a signed documented agreement kind of thing, and when our family heard about what happened..It did not sit well with my brothers. They went to have the couple removed and they locked the bedroom door on them. One of my brothers kicked the door open, and they tried to call the cops but my brothers took their phones and busted it, and had them out with their belongings in matters of 10 minutes. They did call the cops from someone else's phone, and my sister spoke with the cops and told them that she dont live there, and was there for a weekend only, and she did not pay rent. The couple couldn't prove that they were living with her, and so the cops had them escorted off the property. My sister did lie to the cops, but she knew that they couldn't prove anything, and didnt want to deal with the bs of their damn rights..Give a person an inch, and they take a yard! Lesson learned!
I once had a client who had this same problem. The police always said it was a civil issue. I told the client to find four of the meanest looking dudes and invite them to ‘move in’ with the squatters and make life miserable for them. They dominated the bathrooms, the beds and the kitchen. When the squatters called police to complain, the police told them it’s a civil matter. The squatters were gone within 48 hours.
A guy i was doing a home renovation for after squatters messed it up told me back in the early 2000s "the hardest part of being a detroit landlord is pondering shooting up your own dam house" we laughed so hard but i felt his pain
He’s talking about the law. Many people rent homes in California because homes at expensive and all the rich people already bought them all(good luck Texas and the rest of the states where these rich people are now moving their businesses to, you’ll have the same problems soon enough). For a normal person who isn’t scamming or trying to do anything wrong, getting evicted overnight is horrible and it can take time to find another affordable place to live so 30 days is reasonable. In a situation like this, well, it’s the homeowners fault for making their home a hotel to begin with.
Lol. I mean i do agree with the attorney, life is hard and i personally don't think its necessarily a bad law but i thought that applied to actual renters but i guess they technically were .but it doesn't mean u can abuse it and at that point prison should be waiting for them after especially if they ruin the place. Although probably 30days is too long in general but altho it sucks ,I do believe the law should allow responsible people a few days or a week before having to leave by force
A while back in Poland there was that story of a couple who stopped paying the rent but wouldn't move out of the property, the law standing on their side. So the owner posted an ad online to rent his apartment once more, this time free of charge, but specifically catered to declared heavy party people who obliged to make the life of anybody staying in that apartment a living mess. Needless to say, the couple who overstayed moved out after 2 days or so. That was completely legal, too.
Its her fault for switching to cash only. She was protected when using the airbnb TOS. The moment you cut then out. Youre on your own. And california is notorious for making almost impossible to evict people.
I’m curious why it’s almost impossible? My family has been evicted once and we have the 30 day notice law here as well. But when we where evicted we didn’t get a note and the place just said “uhhm yea we did, now you’re going to court because you didn’t leave” giving them a solid case. I’m from Michigan btw and I was underage and just had a baby; my mother was also pregnant at the time and we lived here for 6 years.
@@13DF79 u tellin me if you have a house and u want to rent a room for money for cash you wouldnt do it.? the only mistake she did was asking for cash and not getting them to sign any other paper to protect herself. it still dont give the people the right to take over house and not pay nothing
it says right in the clip: she broke the AirBnB contract to go to cash only. she threw any protections she had out the window. it is unfortunate that people don't know their rights and get taken advantage of by people who do. be very familiar with your rights especially when it comes to something that can financially ruin you.
Reminds me of story here in the UK...a good Samaritan woman befriended a rough sleeper and gave him a room in her house, and he eventually murdered her and her young son. Fortunately her older daughter was away at uni. The poor girl says she feels really alone in the world now 😢
Worked for Airbnb and Property Managements, this is what happens when you go on your own. Always stay within your rental agreement on the booking platforms. Always communicate with the guests WITHIN THE PLATFORM. The host disregarded these things which made her ineligible for Airbnb's Host Insurance Policy which could've covered her.
@@angelmedina2762 I caught that and was like ummm the host has some major responsibility in why they stayed longer. They didn't even ask her why she was okay with that.
I once had a dispute with a host and Airbnb 100% had my back because everything happened on the platform. You play stupid games, you win stupid prizes.
Getting your own rental agreement and covering yourself legally is not that hard. Airbnb and company’s like that don’t have some special ability to do something you can’t. In Commi California A rental company would have been legally tied up by the 30 day eviction notice as well. This whole thing is a twist on the situation to make people think they can’t do things on their own.
lmao I like how they glance over the fact that the home owner agreed to do things under the table, and then when she gets screwed over from not having any protections of properly renting a home she's shocked that it blew up in her face.
I've been in a similar situation. The law was on their side so I shut off my electricity, water, everything. We had a nice little camp out for about a week. I think what finally made them leave was me singing my version of 'Opera' as loud as possible whenever I was home.
@@fabiolasandoval6318 what????????? WOW 😣. At this point I would never let strangers into my home. Heck, I have some relatives that I would never let live with me. People are so entitled nowadays. Smfh
I just made a comment about forcing them on their own to leave!! I’m glad you were able to think of something I think the law is ridiculously ignorant sometimes. In this videos case I would not have spent my own money for them to leave. 😩
Btw, she lives in Lynchburg Virginia on Lakeview drive and her name is Katherina. Don’t stay in her insect infested home if u are considering it. Such a crazy woman! Her house was filthy and infested w crickets and spiders
@d b if you don't think someone should get a refund for shoddy products/services, then you're an idiot who deserves expensive and horrible products/services
You never take cash from someone who wants to extend. I always tell every person that new guests are coming that same day they are suppose to check out. I get them out by noon and tell them new guest are checking in at 3:00 so I need to have the place clean(even if I don't have any guest coming). One time a couple looked suspicious and weren't making any attempt to leave, I had 2 friends show up with suitcases as if the were checking in. That got the couple to pack and leave.
Yep, just tell them politely...re-book if you want to extend your stay. If they complain about the fee, well, I guess they don't want to extend their stay that bad.
In these types of cases why can't you just call the police to harrass or scare them into leaving?? I don't know the rules or laws concerning something like this.
Amen. No doubt, especially as I watch them cooking in ur kitchen, using ur shower and hot water, walking around in their boxers all day, lounging on ur couch, having parties in ur house. Washing all their dirty clothes, and when u leave the house for work they're definitely gonna search every nook in cranny in ur spot! I'd def say, things could get hectic real quick
That already happen a tenant that refused to leave was beating to dead by 4 guys. They did try everything to get him to leave but he wouldn’t leave he did want to be homeless on the street.
This happened to my uncle. He lived in Mexico and was renting out a home in Texas. The tenants were a family of 4(parents and two kids). They started off paying late, then skipped on months, and finally stopped paying for over a year. Police wouldn’t do anything about it because the owner was out of the country. Eventually they ended up leaving BUT not without first setting the kitchen on FIRE! They were so afraid of the fire department and police showing up that they left in a hurry. The inside of the home was destroyed, walls torn up, animal(maybe human) feces on the floor, and trash everywhere. Literally the worst nightmare
Yeah, with some people it's, "not my house, not my problem" kind of deal. I've known a few people like that who allowed their dog to pee on the floor and didn't clean it up and wouldn't take their dog outside to go poop. And they walked through the house barefoot. This person lived there for 5 years walking through their dog's pee and poop barefoot.
They saw that she was sweet, and law abiding and decided to walk all over her. If she was a nuisance herself, yelling at them and complaining all day at them, maybe they would have left. How can people just be milling around your house when you don't want them there? Take their stuff, put it outside, lock the door, and don't let them back. She wasn't aggressive to deal with that creepy couple. I would be so furious with them pawing through my food and walking around half nude.
I had a similar tenant and my eviction lawyer said if I take out her stuffs and change the lock, I would be breaking the law and the nonpaying tenant would be able to sue me and win the case. I had to wait for the slow eviction process to run its course while she stays rent free and breaking my walls, painting graffiti on doors and stealing roommates’ properties. The police came many times and couldn’t do anything with her. That’s the reality faced by many landlords in California
She was most likely advised by a lawyer to not engage and to ride it out the way she did so as not to cause more liability on her side. That way the law directly deals with the squatters rather than it potentially backfire. Clearly it's not their first rodeo, and just because you're nice and timid doesn't mean you're weak/vulnerable/unable to do anything about the situation. Just means work smart not hard.
@@Babu-kr3cr depends on your perspective and how well you handle the situation. In this case obviously it quite literally pays as she is in favor of the law thanks to her niceties rather than against. Otherwise, you can retain boundaries while still being nice, and people forget to distinguish the two as they sacrifice their protection while simultaneously putting the blame on their behavior when it's not actually the case. It's simply the easier thing to do. There really isn't any deterrent or negativity of being nice. If there is it is minimum in comparison. The main thing is whether or not you allow others to take advantage of it, and even then there isn't much to lose from it when in the face of other alternatives. Even if you fail to succeed at what you were trying to accomplish there's still lessons within that time to learn from if you allow yourself to do so. I think given the outcome and reasonings this case is a good example of that to prove otherwise. Especially since someone else here commented previously supporting that basis of debate. Yes they had to deal with the aftermath, but the other course would have led them to an even greater loss where they wouldn't even be able to have a chance to fix the damages. Even in critical moments being nice provides a calm demeanor that allows the person to think and react more appropriately to the situation. You can still defend yourself be it with words or action. Most other emotions would get you in trouble/may cause you to react in a way that ends up being more at a cost. People like this count on others to react poorly so they can continue to utilize the law in their favor whereas others who react in retaliation have the disadvantage of playing into the other person's hand. In this case, the squatters.
She tried to make some extra unreported income by going away from the airbnb website and go cash-only... just to save paying some tax. She ended up paying much more!
I'm out of Vancouver, BC and her "culture" does this ALL THE TIME. Bring "kash". It's engrained as the lowest common denominator is the "model". Just as in the highest order is the Japanese "model'. This culture in endemic in BC and this is the way the roll: race to the bottom, in business, rents, a employee pay.
I've heard of nightmarish occurrences even when homeowners stayed within the confines of AirBnB. I would NOT rent a house to ANYBODY, either privately or through an agency.
To be honest this was stupid of her, my dad rents his house but we are not there and he empty’s the fridge and locks some of the doors like the rooms they don’t need to be in such as pantry
I grew up in the hood so I still have hood connections. Don't want to leave my property and I promise you you will be removed by force, no law enforcement involved.
The first thing that would have happened is a chain would have gone up around that fridge. No more food in the house for them. Next door removed from their room, water turned off to all but my own bathroom which would be deadbolted. Then music would be blasted at all hours day and night. That would be a start for me, by the end they were begging to leave.
I think that you'd start dealing with some legal problems after that. I think they might be able to sue you for unlivable conditions or something like that.
I was thinking something similar. Remove all doors, change locks, remove all of my valuable belongings, turn off utilities, do whatever it takes to make it uncomfortable for them. But the best advice is to NEVER let any one move in with you unless you are willing to have them stay (for free). The only time it's "safe" is when you are a renter and you can move out at the end of your lease.
during covid no one had to pay rent for like 8 months. It was illegal to evict anyone. So alot of people were stuck in this situation for months and yes, you could be sued for "emotional damage" of having no door, they could go out to eat every day and sue you for how much it cost, you would get the cops called for disturbing the peace. In almost every state you have to have a months notice. Why people who get evicted get sympathy idk they got a free months rent essentially. Then if they pay any % of it they can basically cancel it because usually (depending on the state) the document says a specific amount and if its not that amount owed it gets thrown out. Then if you pay the months rent that was due at the end of the month it also negates it and they have to restart the process. I feel nothing but pity for the landlord that has to evict a tenant.
Show their faces, air that shit wide open they dont deserve the privacy after what they did
Matriarch Soul We live in a backwards and illogical society. We encourage bad and criminal behavior.
Matriarch Soul exactly!!!!
db105 and this because historical laws are difficult to change...that or we have oh so smart people running the place
@@db-rc5fr really meanwhile the folks fighting at Popeyes faces were plastered all over the news and I'm certain some of them were minors. Wonder why?
@Meow Meow Meow ThisIsBatCountry I don't know what popeyes incident you are speaking of but regardless show their faces.
Am I the only one who doesn’t like the idea of residing in a strangers house? I think it’s so weird.
I would not rent a room out in my house to someone unless I did a background check. So stupid how Airbnb is set up. I had worst experience in an Airbnb as a guest
Dass e yeah I edited. Typing too quick lol
Katie Rojas that would be smart.
SO weird. There’s no way I could control my temper
Not while they are there
It’s so strange how people are not embarrassed to act this way
most. better, nicer, people are few.
No fear of repercussions. A shotgun to the face would work in the past, but our leaders have made it impossible to defend your own property
@@rconley95 Well they better understand that I ain't afraid of the cops you won't leave well looks like you won't ever be leaving the wall
People that are scum with no morals are never embarrassed...lol.
Thank you for this comment. I don’t understand how they just go day to day doing things like in this video. We need to bring shame back!
My mother had a tenant not paying,she took the front door off,they left.Had a friend stuck with the same problem,I told him what my mother had done,he did the same thing and the tenants left.
What a Brilliant idea! Everyone stuck in the same situation should do that.😄
Front door to their room or the house/ apt?
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It’s people like this who ruin things for everyone.
It’s her fault though
@@saladbowlpyro3680 correct should not have said yes to the cash payments. no more paper trail.
@@cosmeticscameo8277 I feel like even with a paper trail it still would’ve taken 30 days. California laws are crazy
@@HenryPaulThe3rd california is beyond ridiculous
Whites
why blur the face? we need to know what they look like so we can avoid them, smh
Slobs
And the name on legal papers.
Just as California law they still protect them even news wtf!
California law😂
Well because they would've sued her ass.
This happened to my coworker who rented her house to provide for her 2 handicapped children. The squatters slashed her tires, broke everything inside the house, poured soil into the garbage disposal, and did so much damage that my coworker cried for days. It cost my coworker $90K to get rid of them in the end. Only in California where criminals have more freedom than taxpaying citizens.
$90K is a bid much. Maybe you meant $9K instead?
Then the renters committed a criminal act and the cops would have been able to arrest them. Your whole story sounds fishy.
Give me their names, I’ll put on a mask and I’ll break them. They’ll never do that again.
If you can’t get rid of non-paying leaching squatters go buy some Raid roach foggers. Wait in the middle of the night or until they’re sleep and place the foggers outside their bedroom door, hopefully it’s cracked open and
wherever. Set them off and Make sure you leave the house and have somewhere to go. That’ll choke their asses in their sleep and give them permanent health problems. I betcha they leave then and if they ask why you set it off at night just say oh it was quiet in the house you didn’t think they was there and roaches do come out at night. Lol. Sorry bastards.
This is why I’m very funny about allowing someone to live with me because people have a lot of never when they get a little power.
I barely like letting people I know into my home. No way I'm gonna let strangers inside.
Lmao true😂😂😂😂😂
I’m sorry but if somebody is not getting out my house I’m not paying then 1,700 to leave. One call to my brothers and it’s a wrap
Word!! 😂
i’m saying
Your brothers can possibly get killed and tenants get your house just for you sending them... (No pun intended) Js ... It is commifornia/DACAfornia/mexifornia after all 🤷🏽♂️ you legally can't kick them out so therefore it means you can't touch them either.
My type of taking care of business 😉
Lol! If it was me, I wouldn't care! They certainly won't stay in my house if I don't want them there! I'll make sure of that!
Sounds like that couple are professional squatters. They should have showed their faces.
That was my thought when I first read the title
California is too big of a liberal shithole to show the faces of these "free living people"
She definitely got scammed. The homeowner lost her legal protections by accepting cash when their Airbnb expired instead of extending their stay. She saw green and so did they.
What would happen if they showed the faces? Pretty much most of that list after "people that don't live anywhere near there won't like those people" is stuff you would like to avoid if you are a news outlet. . .
You are right, they know about the legal loophole of the tenant-landlord law.
This happened to my friend in the 80s, him and his brother and five guys with baseball bats drag them out of there in the middle of the night.
There is a time and a place for physical violence, at least strongly implied violence, this situation could have been resolved quickly and peacefully with the proper number of really large men, just saying. That shirtless dude with the long hair, would have quickly seen it was in his best interest to leave the premises ASAP.
80s 😅 unfortunately we in a new millennium. I rather avoid jail time and just not let strangers live in my house
I got weirded out staying in a Airbnb. I didn't realize it is someone's home with people living in there. I didn't stay the entire time and checked into a hotel the next day.
The moral of the story is. Don’t ever break contract and go solo. No matter how tempting it might seem you lose all your protection.
At least in California lol
The corporate bullshit news tried to blame california humane law as the problem. The problem happened when they tried to go outside air bnb.
@@b3at2 But clearly the law, and the way it is enforced is a very real problem.
A verbal agreement of cash payment is no legally binding lease or sub lease.
So technically they were guests, not residents, who were then refusing to leave.
Meaning they were trespassing on private property. But the law treated them as tenants, despite any legal tenant or lease agreement.
J J real talk
@@ericcollins6231 Those guest got the owners to go outside air BnB for a reason...and it shows.. to take advantage.. the problem is not the law...its people breaking air BnB rules.
If i were to be a tenant i would be scared to even touch a thing without asking for the owners permission. They're clearly very shameless
I wonder if they're that bold coz she's Indian descent. Would they have acted the same if owner was white or black ... ?
@@mteokay1246 I don’t think it’s a race thing..
@@thatonenippleclamplyingaro3612 I hope so too. Just some out there with the thinking they can run roughshod over you coz they think they're "superior" and you're just far below them.
Same time, a lesson to airB owners: don't make side cash deals coz you're stepping out of the protection offered under the contract.
@@equivalentexchangeisalie5726 yea ... looks like you didn't watch the video
The laws there teach trash people like this that other people's stuff is their right.
This happened to me in 2022 July/August. Trust me, it's worse than a nightmare. I had to hire a lawyer for $2000. The lesson I learnt is never to argue or engage in too much conversation with those kind of people.
Liar
@@djonenonly8381 you're lying.
@@djonenonly8381 Not a liar. After the event the law firm refunded me only $650 . Turned out they were also charging me for email conversation 😂
@@israelayoadethen lend me $25 u liar......
@@djonenonly8381 Who is this idiot? Your parent didn't teach you manners?
I mean, WHY would you rent your home to a bunch of strangers when you know how CRAZY people are these days!
because it works when you follow the rules of the site, she didn't, when they asked her to take cash payment to stay OFF the airbnb contract that was her problem
The key words there was that she agreed to switch to cash only arrangement and leave AirBnB out of it, that was her mistake.
She tried to snub airbnb and then she got snubbed.
Facts
Most likely they asked to stay longer and she said sure.
No rental agreement, no tax. Sounds good until the shite hits the fan.
Yup
All I can say is if I was in this situation I would be in jail right now.
I would have thrown their asses out
🧢
Sameeee
This is when you need to always have good friends that are police officers and that work for the sheriff's department nobody likes the police nor the sheriff but when you in a situation like this they should be your best friend and then people would have never been in your house like that believe me,in Santa Cruz I love the police and the sheriff there!!💪🔥🔥
@@TheDetroitblack That's just great. Advising everyone to be like you, that you use the citizen's police as your own personal enforcement officers. Aren't you the special one. Terrible behavior, immoral, theft and manipulation, undermining your city's trust in unbiased policing. And if you do have these police buddies doing moonlighting for your personal gain, shame on those officers too. Do you pay them in cash or return favors, or are you just that special you get these unethical favors for free? F "liberty and justice for all," screw "serve and protect," and forget about the civil rights of the people you don't like. Your so proud of your advantage, so clueless of your skewed moral compass, your advertising unabashed in a public forum. When we have vigilantes and narcissists getting personal justice we all loose.
Is no one else alarmed that there are video cameras inside the home watching the renters?!
Something similar happened to me this weekend. A lady who was supposed to check-out at 11 am maximum ended up checking out at 5:30 pm. From that morning she asked to extend her reservation for two more nights which I agreed to her request… she kept putting on excuses not to pay saying the system didn’t notified her etc… at 3:30 pm Airbnb’s Ambassador tells me she is not willing to cooperate and she yelled on the phone to him saying she was shopping and she didn’t had time to attend the call. The Ambassador recommends me to set on the security alarm, which as soon as I turned it on she begs me to turn it off telling me she will be out of the house in 15 mins (she obviously lied about doing shopping and was actually at the house). I don’t understand how this lady stayed for 6 hours after check-out time without any guilt. She started insulting me calling me every bad word you could imagine, threatening me that she would sued me because I forced her to leave my home with her children. I don’t live in the same city as the house. I did what I could to prevent her staying for free. The police told me what she did was trespassing because she had no authorization to be at someone else’s property since check-out time had passed. I am traumatized by this and hopefully it never happens again.
Rummaging around the house like trash pandas. Just ridiculous.
hey that's an insult to pandas
At least Pandas are cute - these people are more like bacteria feeding on a host
Pandas are GORGEOUS
That was probably after she disrespected them and tried to kick them out
“trash pandas” aka raccoons 😂😂
why do news people blur their faces? show their faces so that they wouldn't be able to do this thing again.
Criminals are protected so the real criminals that make the laws are allowed to do far more to America while they tie the hands of it's public slaves.
^ In this case, they weren't criminals. What they did can be viewed as "morally wrong", but, as you heard, their actions were legal by California's standards. The couple could be there up to 30 days. The woman paid them off because she was aware that them staying was totally legal- but she PERSONALLY no longer wanted them there. People need to take this as a learning lesson; if you rent out with Airbnb, stick within their contracts. When you go into other territories and extend stays outside of them, it's YOUR own fault. If she hadn't done that and the people refused to leave, she could have called the police and they would have had to go. People need to read the fine print and take responsibility of their stupid actions.
To the best of my knowledge, each state has different laws concerning showing images without consent
so they don't get sued.
easy just to kill them and put them in a hole few 100 miles in the woods
This is what happens when everyone tries to be a landlord
This is the world we live in now folks, get comfortable. I've been in her situation before, actually more than once -- I will never do it again, no matter what hard luck story they give me. I couldn't give a flying flip how bad their situation is. I'm done helping the downtrodden, homeless and addicted. They've ruined it for decent individuals who are really down on their luck and could use a helping hand.
Agree!! I don't fall for the hard luck cries anymore. I now say, "TOO BAD, I DON'T CARE"
If your renting you better have no heart or you will either die or lose your house
Agreed. I'm a landlord, and I've learned whenever someone begins a conversation with a down-on-their-luck/woe-is-me story, it's an instant NO.
She did not have an Air BNB nightmare. “...weeks into the contract, agreeing to a cash only payment, not involving Air BNB.”
This has nothing to do with Air BNB.
@@RyGuy1127 nah dude makes a valid point. If it would have stayed with air bnb they wouldn't have been able to use the squatters rights loophole. They would have got removed by the police.
yup
@@RyGuy1127 clearly you don't get it, once she went outside of bnb and went cash, bnb is not involved anymore and the scum become squatters...
Austin ironyyyy xD
@@RyGuy1127 troll level 10000
Nah, this is crazy. They’re walking around her house like it’s theirs
One punch should sort that. Too middle class, blatantly.
I once phoned the police to get rid of someone unpaying (and his friend) but this was after waiting months and complaining to our landlord (I was also a tenant) and there was drug usage involved too
Because while they pay rent... it is theirs. She didn't make very many specifications in the agreement. That's her own damn fault
@@outlawJosieFox That would be stupid... the law is always on the criminal's side these days. Making that mistake would end up with her being removed from the house and charged probably. It's hardly fair but this is the world we live in now.
There is a man squating in my moms home now for 7 days. He keeps asking for a mailing address.
Its happen to my dad on 2 Occasions, Where the squatter gets a restraining order against him. He had to pay the bills and was not allowed to go back to his home.
Giving someone a warm bed and hot food because you feel sorry for their situation. Is not a good idea
As she smiles about it. smh
Pay someone to leave your house...?
Only in America...only in America
Only in California*
Only in cali homie
It's the lady's fault. She signed a contract without educating herself on the laws. The 30 days notice for renting is meant to make it so landlords can't kick you out without notice.
Had to do it here in Jamaica too. It was a ridiculous experience. Because the 30 days notice.
California
She elected to go off the Airbnb platform to rent directly to the tenants. That's risky.
Living in California is risky. The government in California is not on your side.
Proud American wrong, Airbnb is designed against this flaw so California Laws are. It relevant until she decided to rent to them herself without doing any checks. Airbnb has a nonpayment policy where you can absolutely kick them out WITHOUT 30 day notice after nonpayment. That’s why you don’t rent a house unless you know the housing industry and learn HOW TO RENT A HOUSE.
Proud American wrong, Airbnb is designed against this flaw so California Laws are not relevant until she decided to rent to them herself without doing any checks. Airbnb has a nonpayment policy where you can absolutely kick them out WITHOUT 30 day notice after nonpayment. That’s why you don’t rent a house unless you know the housing industry and learn HOW TO RENT A HOUSE.
Josh, you are pretty good at victim shaming. Supporting deadbeats is exactly what I expect out of liberals in California.
It’s called victim shaming and it’s the fundamental flaw with all of you liberal idiots. You defend the deadbeat bloodsuckers and condemn the victim under the argument of a person who wants to capitalize. So you defend the big business (Airbnb) and because an individual wants to do the same thing, they are not entitled? Please explain.
Opening your home to strangers, it's a recipe for disaster.
For nonpayment, New York has a three day eviction.
Only a matter of time when they step their ass in a wrong person's house
And they end up in someone's basement / refrigerator.
Yea yea yea blah blah blah. Touch them they will sue you for so much they might even own the house. Their is legal process of eviction. Sucks it's the law.
@@rogeliocorona6837 That's why i said a WRONG person's house. There is literally a dude who killed three teenagers over a stupid prank (they buzzed and then ran away the the guy got in the car and ran them over)
Now what do you think he would do to these people? Do you think he even cares about law or jail?
Yeah, I’d definitely have some hood dudes come & beat some ass
Kinda wondering the same 🤔
Remove all of the food, shut off the water and power. They will leave
Poop on the floor if necessary
They probably would still stay. Smh
Why not just beat their ass
@@user-cv9oi8vr9i
Correct answer.
unfortunately that's illegal also
This is why these personal rental programs for rooms and rides are so bad. Hotels and taxis create that necessary professional boundary lacking when you try to trust strangers.
Close and lock the door and tell them they will never leave.
This title is incredibly misleading. This is not an Airbnb nightmare are she clearly violated Airbnb policies by taking offline payments.
I have to agree, it's absolutely unacceptable from the renters side. However, Airbnb has policies set in place to avoid these exact situation.
Be safe, play by the rule~
@quenga wildside "life threatening behavior"??? How?? 😂 Are you hallucinating or what
@@jessied.6741 ignore this idiot, he's clearly out of his right mind 😂😂
@quenga wildside you ain't gonna sue me too are you? 'Cause in that case please tell me when the police are coming home, I'd like to hand them some cookies while we laugh at your stupidity
exactly
This happened to a friend of mine and he would cut the breakers of anything they tried to use and had a lock on the box. No hot showers, no oven, no washer and dryer, he got a small fridge for his room and cut the breakers to the kitchen, he cut the cable and wifi to their bedroom, they left within 2 weeks. As long as the electricity and water are on its completely legal to control the breakers in your home no matter who lives there.
Lol I love your friend
That’s a smart man
It's sad to have to do that in your own home though. At least it didn't go on that long.
I would add to that making sure tgey woke up at all sorts of odd hours, but I can easily do that. I have very bad sleep habits and only need 6 hours a night
This is so awesome! Thank you!
Kinda along the same line is my story. I own a building with a few rental units. A bar, barber shop and two apartments. When I bought the place years ago I had a woman living in one of the apartments with two high school aged kids. She just stopped paying rent. I tried to evict her, but because of the liberal tennant favoring laws I couldn't. She wound up owing me about $6,000 by the time she moved out. She tried to get my building into the rent-assist program but I refused. Once you get in that program you're pretty much screwed. So, I had to eat the $6k.
Fast forward a couple years. Another woman moves in. She lasts about 3 months then stops paying rent, while proudly driving her Mercedes around town. I drive a Chevy. By the time she moved out she owed me about $3k.
Another tennant I had during Covid. He stopped paying rent. When asked, he said that I couldnt evict him because of covid, and he was correct, even though he was working EXTRA HOURS at the time. And, when he got his "stimulus" check I didnt see a dime. He ended up owing me $5k by the time he left. We had some mutual friends that didnt like the crap he was pulling on me. One day they showed up at the apartment and moved all his crap out, along with his worthless a$$. I had NOTHING to do with that.
So, when people bitch about rent prices going sky high, remember these stories. One of the reasons rent prices are so high... laws that allow this type of crap to happen. So far I've lost my a$$ on those apartments, and I have to make my money up somehow. The other tennants HAVE to pay their rent. Being businesses I can boot them in a heartbeat.
The same thing is happening in Canada.... professional squatters who have been living in other peoples' homes for YEARS not months with out paying a cent. The law is on the side of the tenant.
Hire someone to get rid of them and let them hire a lawyer!!!!
"Transitioning to a cash only payment" - sounds like she was trying to cut Airbnb out of the deal AND avoid paying federal taxes. Going rogue is very risky...
go rogue go broke.
Yep totally back fired
Should have saw that coming Poonam.
Americans so lame.. like taxes are used for anything.
@@SpeakSteph awwwwe shut your ass UP!!! Go get them pots to rattling
"30 days so they can find a new place to live, and that can be expensive!" This guy is acting like the squatters are the victim here.
They are prick!
Lol
@@frankreynolds7404 they definitely are not. The poor woman who was just trying to use a popular way to make a little extra money and ended up having her house held hostage is the victim here.
TreachourusJdogg you misunderstood-
The reporter was just quoting the law.
The law, in California and a lot of other states says that you must give the person 30 days notice if you want them to leave.
The law is set up that way so that you, as a citizen, can’t be kicked out of your apartment with zero notice essentially leaving you homeless”
It’s a great law, unfortunately some people take advantage of it.
The reporter was not siding with the squatters, he was mearly pointing out the law
@@womanofgoldenwords3881 it seems that you are the one that has misunderstood. It is not part of the law that it is "expensive" to move. That is an opinion, and it is victimizing the squatters in this story.
There are people you can hire who go and take care of this problem. Not just for Airbnb guests. But for tenants also. Costs less than Court. And those squatters get the hint.
I count myself lucky because the only two renter experiences were awful, so I never even consider renting out anything ever again! People who do it are rolling the dice, and these days one can only imagine the population of the despicable humans has grown. Now, i get nervous about neighbors who have an air bnb. Not too bright of an idea if a bad egg of a human shows up.
Not AirBnb's fault - if she'd followed their procedure, this wouldn't have happened.
Daniel Brazil exactly
So true!!
she does not want to pay fees and wants to pocket everything.
Atheist what?
@Atheist the fuck??
What does this have to do with Airbnb? The owner went outside the system so she don't have to pay Airbnb fee. That's what you get for being greedy!
Starfish humans are greedy. very good example
You are correct this is not an Airbnb problem. This is just another example of the media distorting the truth for it's own agenda to take away personal rights. The homeowner stepped outside of Airbnb's guidelines.
This is exactly why you want to go through airbnb. They have the ability to back you up when stuff like this happens
Next she will probably be trying to sue Airbnb.
It's clickbate
the way to solve this problem is... DON'T RENT YOUR HOME
I watched a video about a similar occurrence a few months ago. Except this happened with a granny flat/guest house type property and the "guest" pulled the same scam, then proceeded to threaten the owner and try to write him up on things that weren't up to code. But when the owner tried to fix things to be compliant, she refused to let them in for the repairs. She ended up staying there for free for over 6 months I think. I can't remember what eventually forced her to move out but apparently she had pulled the same scam at her previous airbnb booking as well but that owner paid her to leave. So ridiculous.
All she had to do was call a male friend/family member to come over to force these bums out
Males are excluded from California law?
Nobody is excluded from California law, buuuuuut it’s going to be hard for squatters to prove you hired a alpha friend that respects a ladies space to come teach them some manners. You can’t prosecute someone if you don’t know who they are just turn the cameras off. No lawyers going to take this case without evidence or a down payment. It’s sad they take advantage of a already sad situation, then proceed to scam her into paying them more then they owed her for the rental to begin with, it’s a lesson learned though because it’s her fault for voiding the Airbnb contract.
Since there’s no record of them ever getting a rental on Airbnb then there’s no evidence you ever accepted their cash or made a agreement. If they call the cops just deny the rental arrangement, say they are robbing your house, and that you’ve never seen them before in your life.
@@BPtruth I agree 100%. Really it could have been a more simpler resolution: Have male associate come over, "Hey, my female friend and I would like some privacy. Please leave.". *Sternly*. These bums would not have the heart to challenge the male (or males) to a confrontation. That along with the bums' lack of any legal proof that they have rights to the home would surely be enough persuasion for them to leave.
@Casey Christian props 💯. At that point, it's a bully-yields-to-bigger-bully type of situation.
Yeah, I'd just turn the cameras off and invite over a few friends.
lol
lolll underrated comment
Hahaha 🤣🤣, I laughed way too hard at this
Good one 👍 👏 👌
Yup and what a party that will be lol
She went wrong when she went off when she went for the cash funds. Her own greed doomed her to these people who knew the laws in her state. Airbnb is only one of the many short term rental portals. When a greedy owner forgoes their protections the consequences are on them. You got me to click on this, so good for you. No respect for the homeowner trying to cut out her protections for 3% more. Shameful
This is so absolutely atrocious. Way to go California... Keeping it classy, per usual!
This poor woman. What a living nightmare.
I could never let strangers in my house period
Can I sleep over tonight?
@@no1aviator 😂😂😂 my guy!!!!!
Yoo we still hanging out at your house?
Bruh she was renting out the house. She should've done some background checks though.
This had nothing to do with Airbnb she became a landlord when she started collecting rent outside of the Airbnb deal.
THANK YOU 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Yep, the bums made her pay for that poor decision.
@@redzoom7857 wait im confused, what happened, so she has a home and people rented it?
@@valiantbrawler8391 Yeah, she owns the home and rented a room through a 3rd party service, but they didn't leave after they stopped paying.
@@redzoom7857 oh ok
That homeowner saying thats the scariest thing that ever happened to her makes me jealous. I wish that were true of me.
same!
I don't even allow friends or family to stay at my house. Definitely not strangers.
You should have never accepted direct money. Lesson here is follow policy. Stick to that and you’ll be safe.
Perfect
👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Thanks everybody! :)
Exactly that’s what they get for trying to be a sneaky cunt and not use the website
What she should’ve done is keep through Airbnb for $1 a night and take the rest as cash. That way it’s still “official”
I don’t see why they are calling this an “Airbnb nightmare”. This has nothing to do with Airbnb but rather the homeowners own stupidity...
and yet others blamed airbnb for the bad decision of the host
She can pay me and ill beat them up real fast.
Larissa LeAnn perfect analysis
stupidity = greed
Precisely
Why the phuck would you let ANYONE into your home that’s not a friend / family!?! If you need to rent a room to make ends meet, you’re living outside of your means.
Protecting the identity of the bad guys is why they are allowed to do this.
Similar thing happened to my sister. She had a friend from work stay with her, because she needed help, and when my sister returned from a weekend in Vegas, the friend boyfriend was at her house living there. My sister told her she cant have him living in her house, and they threaten her that they will call the cops, because she pays half the rent. Well, this was a not a signed documented agreement kind of thing, and when our family heard about what happened..It did not sit well with my brothers. They went to have the couple removed and they locked the bedroom door on them. One of my brothers kicked the door open, and they tried to call the cops but my brothers took their phones and busted it, and had them out with their belongings in matters of 10 minutes. They did call the cops from someone else's phone, and my sister spoke with the cops and told them that she dont live there, and was there for a weekend only, and she did not pay rent. The couple couldn't prove that they were living with her, and so the cops had them escorted off the property. My sister did lie to the cops, but she knew that they couldn't prove anything, and didnt want to deal with the bs of their damn rights..Give a person an inch, and they take a yard! Lesson learned!
Good for your sister and brothers! That's what I'd do. But hope they don't return with weapons. Scary!
U just tricked on your sister. Hope they don't find this comment n use it to sue your sister
@@gabrielperez4062 Seriously?? Explain to me how my comment would get her sued? No names were mentioned!
@@beccamarie9782 true true. U right
@@-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-.. as the saying goes, only bitches complain about snitches. 👍
I once had a client who had this same problem. The police always said it was a civil issue. I told the client to find four of the meanest looking dudes and invite them to ‘move in’ with the squatters and make life miserable for them. They dominated the bathrooms, the beds and the kitchen. When the squatters called police to complain, the police told them it’s a civil matter. The squatters were gone within 48 hours.
Wait this is beautiful lol
Then the mean dudes become squatters... then you get 8 of the meanest looking dudes you can find... then...
perfect
I LOVE IT
Gee...maybe that could be a business model...."Four mean Dudes for Hire"!!😂
A guy i was doing a home renovation for after squatters messed it up told me back in the early 2000s "the hardest part of being a detroit landlord is pondering shooting up your own dam house" we laughed so hard but i felt his pain
It's pretty wild you can't kick people out.
I like how the attorney says they have to find a new place to live and that's expensive. You mean more expensive than free????
He’s talking about the law. Many people rent homes in California because homes at expensive and all the rich people already bought them all(good luck Texas and the rest of the states where these rich people are now moving their businesses to, you’ll have the same problems soon enough). For a normal person who isn’t scamming or trying to do anything wrong, getting evicted overnight is horrible and it can take time to find another affordable place to live so 30 days is reasonable. In a situation like this, well, it’s the homeowners fault for making their home a hotel to begin with.
@@scottnunnemaker5209 yeah it is expensive. They're not paying anything now so yeah, more expensive than free!!!!
Lol. I mean i do agree with the attorney, life is hard and i personally don't think its necessarily a bad law but i thought that applied to actual renters but i guess they technically were .but it doesn't mean u can abuse it and at that point prison should be waiting for them after especially if they ruin the place. Although probably 30days is too long in general but altho it sucks ,I do believe the law should allow responsible people a few days or a week before having to leave by force
I think he meant expensive for the home owner
Lol
A while back in Poland there was that story of a couple who stopped paying the rent but wouldn't move out of the property, the law standing on their side. So the owner posted an ad online to rent his apartment once more, this time free of charge, but specifically catered to declared heavy party people who obliged to make the life of anybody staying in that apartment a living mess. Needless to say, the couple who overstayed moved out after 2 days or so. That was completely legal, too.
HAHAHAHA 😅🤣😂
Dude this from that show on Netflix. Dude ended up killing his brother
I love this! Smart thinking!
You love to see it lol
@@vicdamon3551 good show
I would physically make them leave
Its her fault for switching to cash only. She was protected when using the airbnb TOS. The moment you cut then out. Youre on your own. And california is notorious for making almost impossible to evict people.
@Dyno Spectrum yes it is lmao
I’m curious why it’s almost impossible?
My family has been evicted once and we have the 30 day notice law here as well.
But when we where evicted we didn’t get a note and the place just said “uhhm yea we did, now you’re going to court because you didn’t leave” giving them a solid case.
I’m from Michigan btw and I was underage and just had a baby; my mother was also pregnant at the time and we lived here for 6 years.
So what allows them to go through her property and take her stuff?
@@13DF79 u tellin me if you have a house and u want to rent a room for money for cash you wouldnt do it.? the only mistake she did was asking for cash and not getting them to sign any other paper to protect herself. it still dont give the people the right to take over house and not pay nothing
@@kevinp1879 uhhhh yes I'm telling you that. Because I'm not fu ck ing re tar ded
Lady thought she was slick with under the table payments
She didnt know she was dealing with smarter ppl than her lol
Technically she was a slick EMEFFER she knew law was on her side
@@davekowalewski4493 But it wasn't which proves you are as dumb as her.
A wise old man once told me "Greedy people eat dead last"
@Darknight These slick muthereffers knew they would have at 30 days or more before they got the boot
If you’re this trusting with strangers living with you, why not go the extra mile and do a background check on them?
it says right in the clip: she broke the AirBnB contract to go to cash only. she threw any protections she had out the window.
it is unfortunate that people don't know their rights and get taken advantage of by people who do. be very familiar with your rights especially when it comes to something that can financially ruin you.
Never ever let strangers in your home, not even some family!
Reminds me of story here in the UK...a good Samaritan woman befriended a rough sleeper and gave him a room in her house, and he eventually murdered her and her young son. Fortunately her older daughter was away at uni. The poor girl says she feels really alone in the world now
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@@Summerbunny15 jesus.... that was very dark
Worked for Airbnb and Property Managements, this is what happens when you go on your own. Always stay within your rental agreement on the booking platforms. Always communicate with the guests WITHIN THE PLATFORM. The host disregarded these things which made her ineligible for Airbnb's Host Insurance Policy which could've covered her.
You look like a Filipina actress named Thea Tolentino😃
Thank you for clearing up this bs story.
@@angelmedina2762 I caught that and was like ummm the host has some major responsibility in why they stayed longer. They didn't even ask her why she was okay with that.
I once had a dispute with a host and Airbnb 100% had my back because everything happened on the platform. You play stupid games, you win stupid prizes.
Getting your own rental agreement and covering yourself legally is not that hard. Airbnb and company’s like that don’t have some special ability to do something you can’t. In Commi California A rental company would have been legally tied up by the 30 day eviction notice as well. This whole thing is a twist on the situation to make people think they can’t do things on their own.
lmao I like how they glance over the fact that the home owner agreed to do things under the table, and then when she gets screwed over from not having any protections of properly renting a home she's shocked that it blew up in her face.
She got what she deserved
The NERVE on these people!!
I've been in a similar situation. The law was on their side so I shut off my electricity, water, everything. We had a nice little camp out for about a week. I think what finally made them leave was me singing my version of 'Opera' as loud as possible whenever I was home.
It's sad you actually had to do that! But good job lol
I would've watched adult films as loud as possible on a speaker until they left. In case you get tired of singing
The thing is they can easily put the utilities back under their names. It happened to me.
@@fabiolasandoval6318 what????????? WOW 😣. At this point I would never let strangers into my home. Heck, I have some relatives that I would never let live with me. People are so entitled nowadays. Smfh
I just made a comment about forcing them on their own to leave!! I’m glad you were able to think of something I think the law is ridiculously ignorant sometimes.
In this videos case I would not have spent my own money for them to leave. 😩
Man why y’all gotta ruin it for everyone else. I love Airbnb. And people like this just make it harder.
She shouldn’t have made that additional contract with them. They knew exactly what they were doing. Squatter legal rights are very annoying.
Savannah Vasquez I was about to say this 😴they didn’t wreck it for everyone and I love Airbnb aswell
the bad thing about this is that airbnb is dragged on this contreversy when in fact it is the decision of the host to do outside transaction.
Btw, she lives in Lynchburg Virginia on Lakeview drive and her name is Katherina. Don’t stay in her insect infested home if u are considering it. Such a crazy woman! Her house was filthy and infested w crickets and spiders
@d b if you don't think someone should get a refund for shoddy products/services, then you're an idiot who deserves expensive and horrible products/services
That's one of the sickest things I've ever heard How can the law protect criminals? How disgusting.....
The Issue: There's no iron fence on every home
If that was my house, I'd have a party every night until they moved out. She's too timid. It's her house...move in with a stack of friends.
Mina Cerra 🤔good idea 😈🤣
Seriously
Id have family friends and all their kids over everyday. Starting with me hosting breakfast for them at 6am. LoLLLL
Then if they dont smoke id smoke cigars every where too. LoLLLL
Inscents and all of the above. Shes indian? Curry every fkn day lollllll
You never take cash from someone who wants to extend. I always tell every person that new guests are coming that same day they are suppose to check out. I get them out by noon and tell them new guest are checking in at 3:00 so I need to have the place clean(even if I don't have any guest coming). One time a couple looked suspicious and weren't making any attempt to leave, I had 2 friends show up with suitcases as if the were checking in. That got the couple to pack and leave.
Yep, just tell them politely...re-book if you want to extend your stay. If they complain about the fee, well, I guess they don't want to extend their stay that bad.
Can honestly just hire 2 bodyguards to get them and throw them out on the street, on their a-s.
Would that work on leeches?
Bring two friends with suitcases full of guns next
In these types of cases why can't you just call the police to harrass or scare them into leaving?? I don't know the rules or laws concerning something like this.
I will make it uncomfortable for them to stay there
These absolutely need to be stopped. Illegal. Period. This is making the housing market unattainable.
"The shirtless male seen creeping through out the house at night." Sounds like a nature documentary. Lol
LMAO
It does lmbo 😂😂😂😂
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I thought it was the woman?
i thought they were lesbians-
I see something like this having the potential to become deadly
that is a possibility, could hire someone to teach u a lesson.
Yeah, deadly for the losers that won't leave.
Yeah, especially in America
Amen. No doubt, especially as I watch them cooking in ur kitchen, using ur shower and hot water, walking around in their boxers all day, lounging on ur couch, having parties in ur house. Washing all their dirty clothes, and when u leave the house for work they're definitely gonna search every nook in cranny in ur spot! I'd def say, things could get hectic real quick
That already happen a tenant that refused to leave was beating to dead by 4 guys. They did try everything to get him to leave but he wouldn’t leave he did want to be homeless on the street.
Letting strangers in your home is dangerous
Background checks are $1 for a 7 day trial. And everything shows up.
Here's a tip, don't let strangers stay in your house
They're in Commie-fornia, what do you expect?
Here's a bigger tip, shut the fuck up
she was renting her house what is wrong with u talk like u have common sense or dont talk at all
@Donald Trump hahahaha!
@@zodiac890 I can't take you serious when you don't use proper grammar or punctuation.
This happened to my uncle. He lived in Mexico and was renting out a home in Texas. The tenants were a family of 4(parents and two kids). They started off paying late, then skipped on months, and finally stopped paying for over a year. Police wouldn’t do anything about it because the owner was out of the country. Eventually they ended up leaving BUT not without first setting the kitchen on FIRE! They were so afraid of the fire department and police showing up that they left in a hurry. The inside of the home was destroyed, walls torn up, animal(maybe human) feces on the floor, and trash everywhere. Literally the worst nightmare
Yeah, with some people it's, "not my house, not my problem" kind of deal. I've known a few people like that who allowed their dog to pee on the floor and didn't clean it up and wouldn't take their dog outside to go poop. And they walked through the house barefoot. This person lived there for 5 years walking through their dog's pee and poop barefoot.
LunarCorpse
OMG, that’s horrific! They knowingly/ purposely walked through all that dog-mess?! My Gawd!
Well it’s your uncle fault he should not invite them in
@@jetnight88 They were RENTERS
Why do you need two houses you only need one?
She tried to circumvent the rules and that left her vulnerable 🤷🏻♀️
They saw that she was sweet, and law abiding and decided to walk all over her. If she was a nuisance herself, yelling at them and complaining all day at them, maybe they would have left. How can people just be milling around your house when you don't want them there? Take their stuff, put it outside, lock the door, and don't let them back. She wasn't aggressive to deal with that creepy couple. I would be so furious with them pawing through my food and walking around half nude.
I had a similar tenant and my eviction lawyer said if I take out her stuffs and change the lock, I would be breaking the law and the nonpaying tenant would be able to sue me and win the case. I had to wait for the slow eviction process to run its course while she stays rent free and breaking my walls, painting graffiti on doors and stealing roommates’ properties. The police came many times and couldn’t do anything with her. That’s the reality faced by many landlords in California
She was most likely advised by a lawyer to not engage and to ride it out the way she did so as not to cause more liability on her side. That way the law directly deals with the squatters rather than it potentially backfire. Clearly it's not their first rodeo, and just because you're nice and timid doesn't mean you're weak/vulnerable/unable to do anything about the situation. Just means work smart not hard.
@@EeliusAstaroth When you are around certain people, being nice doesn't pay.
@@Babu-kr3cr depends on your perspective and how well you handle the situation. In this case obviously it quite literally pays as she is in favor of the law thanks to her niceties rather than against. Otherwise, you can retain boundaries while still being nice, and people forget to distinguish the two as they sacrifice their protection while simultaneously putting the blame on their behavior when it's not actually the case. It's simply the easier thing to do. There really isn't any deterrent or negativity of being nice. If there is it is minimum in comparison. The main thing is whether or not you allow others to take advantage of it, and even then there isn't much to lose from it when in the face of other alternatives. Even if you fail to succeed at what you were trying to accomplish there's still lessons within that time to learn from if you allow yourself to do so. I think given the outcome and reasonings this case is a good example of that to prove otherwise. Especially since someone else here commented previously supporting that basis of debate. Yes they had to deal with the aftermath, but the other course would have led them to an even greater loss where they wouldn't even be able to have a chance to fix the damages. Even in critical moments being nice provides a calm demeanor that allows the person to think and react more appropriately to the situation. You can still defend yourself be it with words or action. Most other emotions would get you in trouble/may cause you to react in a way that ends up being more at a cost. People like this count on others to react poorly so they can continue to utilize the law in their favor whereas others who react in retaliation have the disadvantage of playing into the other person's hand. In this case, the squatters.
She tried to make some extra unreported income by going away from the airbnb website and go cash-only... just to save paying some tax. She ended up paying much more!
I'm out of Vancouver, BC and her "culture" does this ALL THE TIME. Bring "kash". It's engrained as the lowest common denominator is the "model". Just as in the highest order is the Japanese "model'. This culture in endemic in BC and this is the way the roll: race to the bottom, in business, rents, a employee pay.
Wow How long did it take you to figure that out???
@@Dwightstjohn-fo8ki .. taxation is theft
We're just slaves they get half of our damn money anyway and come tax should not be legal
I've heard of nightmarish occurrences even when homeowners stayed within the confines of AirBnB. I would NOT rent a house to ANYBODY, either privately or through an agency.
@@tammyduncan719 you, m’lady, are a dumb ass
As a former bouncer, I used to put on Air Supply really loud to get the drunks out after last call. It always worked.
I like Air Supply😔
🤣🤣🤣
Even the Nights are Better. Now that we're here together....
I guarantee nothing would work much faster on me than that... lol
@@payrolldepartment5678 woe, woe,woe
The best you can do is change your locks and leave them outside
I think my worst nightmare would to be secretly watched the whole time I'm on vacation
To be honest this was stupid of her, my dad rents his house but we are not there and he empty’s the fridge and locks some of the doors like the rooms they don’t need to be in such as pantry
I grew up in the hood so I still have hood connections. Don't want to leave my property and I promise you you will be removed by force, no law enforcement involved.
Girl, that's how we do it in Queens!
Period 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Get your own gun
Lol vewy scarwy
N J, Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha, Good One, Sometimes is Good to know the Right Kind of People.
This is how you wake up in a trunk, getting forcefully moved to your new residence in the middle of nowhere at night.
Your first mistake is going off of the air B&B platform!
The first thing that would have happened is a chain would have gone up around that fridge. No more food in the house for them. Next door removed from their room, water turned off to all but my own bathroom which would be deadbolted. Then music would be blasted at all hours day and night. That would be a start for me, by the end they were begging to leave.
I think that you'd start dealing with some legal problems after that. I think they might be able to sue you for unlivable conditions or something like that.
Blanca, I like your style.
I was thinking something similar. Remove all doors, change locks, remove all of my valuable belongings, turn off utilities, do whatever it takes to make it uncomfortable for them. But the best advice is to NEVER let any one move in with you unless you are willing to have them stay (for free). The only time it's "safe" is when you are a renter and you can move out at the end of your lease.
during covid no one had to pay rent for like 8 months. It was illegal to evict anyone. So alot of people were stuck in this situation for months and yes, you could be sued for "emotional damage" of having no door, they could go out to eat every day and sue you for how much it cost, you would get the cops called for disturbing the peace. In almost every state you have to have a months notice. Why people who get evicted get sympathy idk they got a free months rent essentially. Then if they pay any % of it they can basically cancel it because usually (depending on the state) the document says a specific amount and if its not that amount owed it gets thrown out. Then if you pay the months rent that was due at the end of the month it also negates it and they have to restart the process. I feel nothing but pity for the landlord that has to evict a tenant.
@@anonymouslyforgotten5592 they could take it to court but a judge would have to be a raging lunatic to rule in their favor