Can you share some short term rental horror stories?

Sure. One success story is about a couple in Paris. They rented out their spare apartment near the Eiffel Tower. They furnished it nicely with a local Parisian theme. By listing it on popular rental platforms, they had a high occupancy rate. The key was great photos, accurate descriptions, and prompt communication with guests.

Dirty and unhygienic conditions are common. Like in many stories, people find dirty bathrooms or beds with stains. Another is privacy issues, such as hidden cameras. Also, safety concerns like broken locks or bad neighborhoods.

Sure. One horror story is when the tenant found out the landlord was secretly entering the room when they were out. The tenant noticed personal items moved around and it was really creepy. Another one is about a rental with a serious mold problem that the landlord refused to fix, making the tenant sick.

Sure. One horror story is about a tenant who had a Section 8 rental. The landlord was supposed to do proper maintenance, but they didn't. There were leaks in the roof that the landlord ignored. The tenant's belongings got damaged because of the water seeping in. It was a nightmare for the tenant as they couldn't get the landlord to fix it for months.

Positive reviews are key in short - term rental success stories. To get these, hosts need to be reliable. This means being on time for check - ins and check - outs. Also, providing extra touches like fresh linens, toiletries, and local maps can enhance the guest experience. In addition, having a flexible cancellation policy can also be appealing to renters, as it gives them a sense of security in case their plans change.

There was a rental where the lights would flicker on and off by themselves, especially in the basement. The tenant once went down to check and felt an extreme coldness that was not normal for a basement. When they looked around, they thought they saw a shadowy figure out of the corner of their eye. After that, they were too scared to stay and moved out immediately.

My horror story was with a city apartment rental. The photos online looked amazing. But when we entered, it was filthy. There were stains on the carpets and the furniture was falling apart. It was not at all what we expected and really ruined our vacation mood.

Since I don't know the exact 'dvc rental horror story', it might be about things like the rental being misrepresented. Maybe it was said to be a large space but was actually very cramped. Or there could have been issues with pests in the rental unit which made it a horror story for the renters.

There was a woman who had short - term memory loss. She went to the grocery store. She made a list at home but by the time she got to the store, she had forgotten what was on the list. She walked around the aisles, seeing items that she thought she might need but not being sure if they were on her original list. It was a frustrating experience for her.

Well, there was this individual who had been on opioids for years. They began short - term suboxone use. In just a month, they managed to regain control over their sleep patterns. Previously, opioid use had disrupted their sleep severely. With suboxone, they could sleep through the night, and this improvement also led to better mental clarity during the day. Moreover, they started to feel more confident and less ashamed of their past addiction, which was a huge step forward in their recovery journey.