I am shocked and still confused at how negative my experience with Joyce turned out. The credit card I used to originally book the place had changed account numbers so when AirBNB tried to charge me for the second payment I got a bounce back notification at 9PM on a Friday night. I was driving and thought OK I'll fix that in the morning. At 2AM I get a call from an AirBNB mediator saying Joyce was canceling her contract with me and that I needed to be out within 24 hours. The mediator reported she said it was because of issues that she supposedly addressed with me that were never resolved (which never happened) and that I had an issue with paying. When I called her in the morning (as requested by the mediator) she told me that she actually wanted the place for her friend and after begging said she was willing to let me stay "a few days longer." When all this is going on I am away that weekend to visit my grandfather who is in hospice on his death bed. I then had to scramble and spend all of Saturday to find a place last second near NYC in the summer just so I wouldn't become homeless. Although I spent some time with my grandfather, when I left Sunday night to go pack and move places he died within an hour of me leaving. Instead of being with my family, I had to take care of a problem created by Joyce. On top of it all, I had to move into a hostel in a space shared between 10 men in New Jersey rather than a private room because that was the only thing available last minute within the same price range without doubling or tripling my cost. Aside from this, the kitchen was never usable to cook in, she and her son would regularly yell at each other at 2AM on work nights, and her son Donovan was always screaming homophobic slurs while playing video games. I would have never written about these other issues if my experience did not turn out so bad, but I now feel obligated to. I can never forgive Joyce for the position she put me in and I would recommend for anyone to not trust staying with her.