A Hollywood Hills mansion recently listed for sale has reportedly been taken over by squatters who have been throwing parties and renting out the home to OnlyFans models.
Emily Randall Smith, a real estate agent who works with homeowners, told CBS Los Angeles that when she and her husband arrived in January to host the seven-bedroom property for an open house, the lock box had been cut off and installed. new mailbox.
Realizing that someone had illegally occupied the property, they called the police. The man who lives there refused to leave when the police arrived, so the couple waited for him to leave on his own before contacting the officers again.
After the second visit to the house, the police were met by a woman, who told them the surprising circumstances of her life situation.
“She was renting from a guy who was like a ringleader,” Randall Smith told CBS. “She was hired to do OnlyFans content there, so it was kind of creepy and weird. Because when we went in there… you could tell there were some weird things going on.”
After the woman was escorted out, Randall Smith and her husband discovered squatters had taken up residence at the home.
Aerial view of the Hollywood Hills.
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“They totally moved in there. They had suitcases, bags. They had food in the fridge, food cooked on the stove,” she told ABC Los Angeles.
“There was a lot of dog poo … the beds were messed up, there was a lot of trash everywhere. It kind of looked like someone was living there irresponsibly,” she continued.
In another interview with Fox Los Angeles, Randall Smith described the scale of the mess that was left behind.
“There was poop and pee everywhere,” she told Fox. “They cut all the security system cables, put in new Wi-Fi. They planned to sit there and move.”
Airbnb ‘tenant from hell’ who allegedly lived without rent for 575 days has left the property
According to several local media, no one has been arrested. PEOPLE reached out to the Los Angeles Police Department, but did not immediately hear back.
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Last fall, a woman dubbed the “tenant from hell” by her landlord made headlines for allegedly staying in an LA guesthouse without paying rent for 575 days.
The renter found the home through Airbnb, and according to the owner, he was only supposed to stay for six months.
In November, she finally left the Brentwood estate, which has a pool, rooftop tennis court and fully equipped fitness center.
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