Tenant from Hell: Elizabeth Hirschhorn Demands $100,000 to Leave Airbnb Rental
Elizabeth Hirschhorn, known as “America’s worst Airbnb renter,” has made headlines once again for her refusal to leave a luxury rental property in Brentwood Hills, LA. Hirschhorn, a Harvard-educated tenant, originally rented the property through Airbnb in September 2021 but has been living there rent-free for the past 540 days. Despite repeated attempts by homeowner Sascha Jovanovic to evict her, Hirschhorn has demanded $100,000 to vacate the house.
This is not the first time Hirschhorn has been involved in such a dispute. Court filings reveal that she was previously embroiled in a similar situation in Oakland, California, where she sublet a $2.6 million cottage and refused to move out even after the original tenant left due to her behavior. Hirschhorn cited Covid-19 regulations and health concerns as her reasons for staying put.
In addition to her rental disputes, Hirschhorn also recently settled a lawsuit over an unpaid $19,000 American Express credit card bill. She countersued, claiming that the credit card company had not reimbursed her for false charges made by a relocation company. However, she was ultimately ordered to repay the full amount plus legal costs.
The ongoing lawsuit between Hirschhorn and Jovanovic has brought attention to the challenges faced by landlords dealing with difficult tenants. Despite Jovanovic’s efforts to remove Hirschhorn, an LA judge has stated that he has no right to evict her. The case remains unresolved as both parties continue to fight for their rights.
Overall, Hirschhorn’s history of squatting in rental properties and her demands for exorbitant amounts of money have garnered her a reputation as a “Tenant from Hell.” It highlights the importance for homeowners and landlords to carefully vet potential tenants and have proper legal safeguards in place to protect their property.
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