Mark Prior, a trauma scene practitioner with the crime scene cleaning company Private Clean, described the conditions.
“It was horrible, horrible!” he exclaimed. “For the person who was renting here, he had defecated through the entire home and urinated all over the place as well. Using drugs and having his needles all over the bedding. The pillows, too. That was pretty horrific. People from the outside walking by could smell it, so you’d have joggers stopping and going, ‘Wow, what’s that smell?’”
When you have a home that is worth $5.3 million and you have to resort to converting it into a rental for $100 a night, maybe you have to take a deep dive into your investment strategy and see if you are doing the right thing…
Something sounds wrong or missing. We let out my mom’s apartment whenever she’s not in town. It’s in Santa Clara (2br) and we can easily get $150-$175 a night. So hard to believe they only let this place out for $100
I don’t think a night costs $100. I was invited by my wife’s niece to visit them in SF. After driving around and not finding a miserable parking space I decided to call her up and thank her for the invitation. She said that the small condo has cost her about $150 a night, the cheapest she could find.
Yes, and few people read the actual articles, so they think they are “informed” based on reading headlines. It’s scary, since those people vote based on misleading headlines.
