Let me start this review by saying that I don’t recall ever leaving a negative review for anything. I always try to give someone the benefit of the doubt. That said, based on my experience this past weekend, I would discourage anyone from booking this place. In the positive column, the price was amazing. Under $100 all in for two nights sounded too good to be true, but the reviews were great so I decided to take a chance. Mark was low-key responsive to making arrangements for my arrival. A little slow to respond, but I did end up getting the info I needed about 6 hours prior to my arrival. The neighborhood felt pretty safe as well, and the location was a decent home base from which to explore the city by car. Parking down the street on Figueroa was easy. The camper, while small, did have pretty much all the amenities I needed. The fact that it was located inside the gate of Mark’s property made it feel like a safe bet. I’ll acknowledge that the camper wasn’t filthy, but it was clear that no one had cleaned the less obvious surfaces in ages, as evidenced by dust, cobwebs, and dead bugs (not roaches, just flies and moths). I also saw no evidence of the camper ever having been “wonderfully restored” as noted in the listing. When I first arrived, I was a bit disappointed to discover that the listing had exaggerated the quality of the space a bit. However, I reminded myself of how cheap it was, and it still seemed like a good value. As long as a place is safe and relatively clean, I am not that hard to please. The main reason I’m taking the time to leave this detailed review is what happened on the second night of my stay. The weekend of my visit happened to coincide with a rainstorm. After a full day away from the camper, I returned at 9pm to find that a significant amount of water had leaked from the vent/skylight over the bed, resulting in a ~2 foot wet spot in the middle of the mattress. It was still raining, and I could actually see the water dripping from the ceiling. I called Mark right away to let him know. He answered immediately and seemed apologetic, explaining that he hadn’t expected this, but he’d try to figure out a solution. When I realized that there was no solution that didn’t involve remaining in the leaky camper during the rainstorm, I stated that I would find a hotel and would like a refund. Amazingly enough, I found a great room for only $77. Through Airbnb, I requested a $76 refund, which was the maximum available post-taxes and fees. Mark countered with $40, and refused my request for a compromise in the middle saying that he had already refunded me more than the cost of one night ($40 was actually less than half the $98 I paid for two...