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So it's a women who had enough money to buy in SF but still wanted to profit through renting (basically to make other peoples pay for her building in the long t
by seec 3y ago
So it's a women who had enough money to buy in SF but still wanted to profit through renting (basically to make other peoples pay for her building in the long term). Since this wasn't enough she decided to rent short term on AirBnB (more money, more) largely ignoring the risk and work/maintenance it would require.
Unsurprisingly a massive problem happened and now it will require quite a bit of work on top of being a massive hassle and pretty large expense in the end.
It's probably less than she pretend (especially if you compare it to the value of the building in the first place) and there are a lot of details that do not add up but it doesn't even matter.
Clearly she is part of the problem, in fact I would argue she created it through negligence. She should have done a verification (as well as cleaning ?) right after the renters left, especially if they suspiciously left early.
Trying to make the most profit with the least effort is what got you there. Not bad luck, and not even those specific renters ; it would have happened eventually.
The way she spins everything to make her look good makes me want to vomit.
Now she is creating outrage to farm sympathy from touchy-feely peoples even though she is objectively responsible for at least half of the problem.
I know someone very similar who had some very similar "problems" through renting, some of them I had to fix. And every single time it got pretty clear that the problems were a long time coming and very much deserved in the end !
Something bad was bound to happen to this women at some point. She has probably has been flirting with the limit for a very long time and now it's time to pay. Karma is a b....