> The guest seems to not have a contract for a long term stay.
According to [1] the tenant and landlord had agreed to a 187 night rental, with the tenant paying $20,793 - which has been paid.
The landlord then agreed to an extension outside of AirBnB (which to be fair just sounds like him being a nice guy when she said she couldn't find a place to move to) and there were minor maintenance problems (which the landlord wanted to fix but the tenant wouldn't give him access). Also the rental property wasn't built or operated with the right permits. The tenant is also disabled (or at least claims to be). Apparently these factors have made it difficult to get an eviction order.
According to [1] the tenant and landlord had agreed to a 187 night rental, with the tenant paying $20,793 - which has been paid.
The landlord then agreed to an extension outside of AirBnB (which to be fair just sounds like him being a nice guy when she said she couldn't find a place to move to) and there were minor maintenance problems (which the landlord wanted to fix but the tenant wouldn't give him access). Also the rental property wasn't built or operated with the right permits. The tenant is also disabled (or at least claims to be). Apparently these factors have made it difficult to get an eviction order.
The tenant does sound like a dick though.
[1] https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2023-10-04/airbnb-g...