I am a Certified Physician Assistant and initially traveled to Burbank, CA for a traveling Certified Physician Assistant (locum tenens) position. I arrived in California from St. Louis, MO initially for a temporary job with plans on returning to St. Louis, MO after the contract ended as that was my home. Unfortunately my medical recruiter promised me several things (including paid lodging) that never came to fruition but I was not aware that was the case until after I drove 27 hours from St. Louis, MO to Burbank, CA. My recruiter booked me at an expensive hotel for several nights (at my cost which was to be reimbursed but never was) and so I had to make a decision quickly regarding lodging (I was told I would have to set it up myself if I did not want to stay at the hotel) as I had 1 day to get settled and then the next day I started my temporary job and the hotel was over $200.00 night. I was aware of Airbnb and the concept however I had never utilized it until 3/11/18. I looked online and found a beautiful idyllic apartment in Pasadena, CA online that was available at an extremely great price for the area and was approved immediately. I was then contacted by the manager directly to discuss specifics. I spoke with Frank at 10:00 a.m. and I told him my situation and that I needed to find a temporary place to stay starting the very next day. He was very accommodating for my specific needs and scheduled to meet me at 1400 on the same day to look at the available units. He cleaned the apartment right away so I could move in the next day. There were several units (total of 4) to choose from at the time (each with their own separate entrance). Each unit is unique, beautiful and special in its own way and I would have been ecstatic to reside in any of the units however the balcony in the unit I stayed in is why I chose my particular unit. I attempted to book my reservation through Airbnb that day however they were having many technical difficulties and I was initially unable to book through Airbnb (eventually it worked 3 weeks later). The landlord was aware of the situation and he worked effortlessly with me to figure out a way for me to become and stay a tenant for as long as I wanted/needed until I could access Airbnb which I was finally able to do after several weeks however Frank could have denied me as a tenant but he did not. Frank went above and beyond to arrive at a compromise so I could stay in the unit until I could access the Airbnb sight. Frank was always available for any questions regarding the unit I was renting to restaurant recommendations and different places and sites in the city I might want to visit so he was actually not...