We checked in Thursday with 4 people, less than the number of people we had booked for. It was a simple night in and in the morning I woke up to a text from Teresa saying she received a noise complaint and that we may be evicted because her neighbor accused us of having a party and trashing the outside. We absolutely did not have a party at the Airbnb, there was no trash outside. My sister and I went out to get our prayer mat from the car and were just simply talking to each other. Our conversation was not even on or near the property, it was by our car. The neighbour came out screaming and verbally abused us (she said "Can you guys shut the f*** up? It's f**king 3am and can you go back the f*** inside) we apologize and immediately went inside because we were scared at how aggressive she was being. There was absolutely no violation of any of the house rules, in fact our conversation was outside away from the property on a public street. I responded to Teresa telling her the above and attached pictures of the house and the street to a) prove that there was no party b) prove that there was no trash outside. I do not understand why my sister and I were yelled for simply going to get our prayer mat, so that we could do our morning prayer which happens at 4:20am, I'm appalled that both Airbnb and the host were not more understanding of our religious obligations. After this I never received any communication from Teresa and was left to deal with her property manager. In his first call he said okay great, he'll drop by sometime in the evening to check in and a while later he calls telling us we have been evicted. I asked the property manager to please reconsider as we would be left with no place to go and instead he got quite upset and said he were threatening his livelihood. All in all a terrible experience, I ended up paying more than half the total amount even though we stayed one night out of the three and got a strike on my Airbnb account. It seems fairly obvious that this is not a neighborhood that welcomes Airbnbs and considering that renting the house out, especially to a large group of people (we were only 4 and had a conversation and landed ourselves in this mess) seems to be unreasonable. Save yourself the trouble and find a different house.