I had to leave this property early due to a fear of this property's breaker continously being overloaded. My private room's tv plug was taped to a dollar store extention cord with blue painters tape. The outlet next to my bed had a multioutlet plug plugged into the wall socket. In that multioutlet plug (six plugs in total plugged into one wall socket) a lamp, a heavy duty smart phone charging station, a none emergency shut off electrical stripe taped to a dollar store extension cord with blue painters tape and a heavy duty air conditioner was all plugged into one outlet socket via the multioutlet plug. I took pictures for reference. LA has been experiencing heat waves and when I turned on the air conditioner the whole house's electricity would shut down due to jerry rigged electronics/an overloaded breaker. When I told the host what was going on, the issue was treated like no big deal and I was told "if you're brave, you can flip the breaker". That is truly dangerous, especially when the issue lies in the poor management of appliances and electronics that are plugged into a breaker that is clearly being overloaded. The host did not offer to come to the property when this occured. The host instead told my roomates and I to unplug essential appliances and amenity appliances/electronics in an effort to solve the real issue. It took my roommates and I, after my roommate (because I wasn't "brave") flipped the breaker four times in a short window of time, to figure out a "solution". I feel like this property is a fire hazard and airbnb needs to intervene before something very terrible happens. I felt so unsafe and that the issue was/is so substantial that I consulted with my attorney after moving out early and while filing a claim with airbnb. The hosts were more concerned with making criminal assumptions about the quiet neighborhood they live in than with making sure their listing is safe. I have stayed in the area before, prior to staying at this listing, and I have felt completely safe. The host rushed home to intervene when they thought they were being "robbed", the day after the breaker incident, and not when electricity was going out because the breaker is being overloaded. The incident where the police were threatened to be called because they thought a robber was occuring, only added to an already unwelcoming and concerning stay. I have always recieved and given great reviews on airbnb. The previous statement is only relevant because it validates my claim that this listing is very concerning and scary for even a well rated veteran airbnb guest like myself. This was not my first airbnb stay. I do not get into alterations with others. So, I found the most logical thing for me to do was leave prior to the ending of my scheduled time. For the rest of my time at the location the host never checked in to see how I was doing when it comes to the electricity nor was I ever told that they were doing anything to rectify the situation. I am not a family friend visiting. Therefore, being told how an electrical issue at the property is being solved is a necesssity. No one came in my private room to redo the outlets. I hope the host start to focus more on the safety hazards of their listing, and less on the neighborhood they choose to live in, before a guest is gravely hurt. Safe travels!