Well, I couldn't say I have had a worse experience than the one I had with Sophia. Here are all of the events that occurred while I was staying with her:

1) In early April I rented her place for 6 weeks during a work relocation (from May 31-August 12). I was traveling with my dog and confirmed with her multiple times that the dog would be allowed.
2) On May 31 I arrived and she had decided to allow her previous tenant to stay so the three of us shared one bathroom
3) On June 2nd, Sophia told me to park on Hoover St. I woke up to a $75 parking ticket the next morning (which she did not offer to pay). She then told me that for an extra $25 I could get a parking spot, which I had asked for in the beginning and she told me no until after I received the ticket. Again, she did not offer to pay.
4) On June 3rd, Sophia texted me to tell me that the dog actually wasn't allowed in the apartment and that I would need to move out. Because AirBnb had already paid Sophia for the month of June, I had to call Airbnb to find out what to do, but as the money had been transferred they couldn't do much.
5) On June 5th Sophia told me I could stay through June 31 but that I would need to pay an additional pet deposit of $300, as well as the $40 cleaning fee that I had already paid her via Airbnb. Because the money had already been transferred, I was forced to pay Sophia rather than move out and pay double rent (as she would not provide a refund for the month of June). I also asked for a receipt for my $300 pet deposit but was never provided with one.
6) On June 29th at 10pm, two days before my rent was supposed to end and two days before my next apartment was available, Soph told me that I needed to move out the next day, because she had rented out the place to someone else already.
7) On June 30th, after I had cleaned the apartment and moved out, Sophia texted me that she was only able to give me back $140 of the $300 cash deposit (which I had been forced to pay only after I had paid my June rent) and that she would also keep the $40 cleaning fee. The reason for this withholding of payment was that there was hair in her bathtub drain (which the dog never used), there was dog poop somewhere on the apartment property (which was not my dog's), and her carpet supposedly needed cleaning. To me, I think she used my $300 cash to make her apartment look nicer.

If I were you, I'd pay an extra $25/night and find a place that isn't a scam.