First strike came when I parked on the street in front of her house (like we’re told to do) and I got a parking ticket (street cleaning) the next morning. The host stated that she didn’t know about the street cleaning since she’s been inside the house all day, but I find it unbelievable that someone isn’t aware of what goes on in their neighborhood, especially when you have guests constantly coming and going from your property. Second strike is when I got locked out of the home on the my third day at 6 in the morning. No one wants to deal with that after working all night. I knocked on the door, rang the doorbell, called, texted, nothing. Airbnb called, texted, nothing. So instead of enjoying blissful sleep, I had to spend my morning and part of the afternoon getting a refund, and making arrangements for accommodations elsewhere. This is what happens when you run into hosts who prime objective is to make as much money as possible, without considering the fact that all guests are not walking dollar signs, and should be handled with care since our needs are not the same. I didn’t stick around for a third strike.