My family was really looking forward to Nashville. We found what appeared to be a lovely rental near downtown and booked it. We arrived to find a vagrant digging through a trashcan outside the apartment, overturned trashcans in the drive entrance, beer bottles in the parking area, and people who seemed very interested in what we were doing there. We entered through the front door using a keypad lock. We brought our luggage up through the back stairway, which had direct access to the back door. The back door had no keypad lock or deadbolt, and it appeared that the door had been previously compromised. The plate on the door facing was loose. Shear curtains in the front of the unit provided limited privacy. There was intense interest by passers by until we left, after having stayed in this unit less than one hour. Our son looked up the crime statistics for the area on areavibes. The rental is in the Fisk-MeHarry area and according to the website, the total crime for that area is 234% above the national average and violent crimes are 346% above the national average. My family was one open flight of stairs and a single twist button on a knob away from anyone who wished to cause us harm. I contacted Airbnb and was told they would call back in an hour. As it was nearing nightfall, I found a hotel in a safe area of town. We did not receive a call back from Airbnb until days later at which point they told us they had contacted Harley, the owner, and said there would be no refund for our three night stay.