- Squatter took over Hollywood Hills home and created fake leases to rent rooms to Onlyfans models
- Real estate agent Emily Randall Smith and her husband were checking out the seven-bedroom home when they discovered the squatters.
- An Onlyfans model and her dog were escorted off the property by police, leaving the house covered in waste.
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A Los Angeles squatter took over a Hollywood Hills mansion and created fake leases to rent rooms to Onlyfans models who vandalized the property, a distraught real estate agent claims.
Emily Randall Smith and her husband were checking out their seven-bedroom home in the Hollywood Hills in January when they noticed something strange about the property.
‘We walked around the property and the safe was cut off. And there was a mailbox that someone had commissioned and set up. “That was very strange, that wasn’t here before,” Randall Smith said. fox 11.
The couple called police when Randall Smith’s husband walked to the side of the house and found a man sleeping inside.
Police couldn’t get the man to leave, so the couple waited until he left alone and called police again. That’s when they learned that the squatter had been renting rooms to Onlyfans creators.
A Los Angeles squatter took over a Hollywood Hills mansion and created fake leases to rent rooms to Onlyfans models who vandalized the property.
Real estate agent Emily Randall Smith and her husband were checking out their seven-bedroom home in the Hollywood Hills in January when they noticed something strange about the property.
Randall Smith said: “There was poop and pee everywhere (pictured). They cut all the wires to all the security systems and brought in new Wi-Fi. They were planning to sit there and move there.
“There was a knock on the door and I guess a girl answered it and she ended up being an OnlyFans model and I guess the guy who had broken into the house had started this whole business and was renting these rooms to girls,” Randall Smith. saying.
Police escorted a woman and her dog off the property, leaving piles of dirt for Randall Smith and her husband to clean up, but no one was arrested.
“There was poop and pee everywhere. They cut all the wires to all the security systems and brought in new Wi-Fi. “They were planning to sit there and move there,” the real estate agent said.
“It’s a really creepy feeling to feel like someone came onto your property and tried to live there and make it their home.”
As California’s homeless population continues to grow and rising rental prices are pushing people out of their homes, real estate agents and landlords have said they are seeing increasing numbers of squatters.
Alex Capozzolo of SD House Guys, a California-based home buying company, said in a Press release that fears of squatters are pushing homeowners to buy state property.
‘The squatter problem is not improving here. “We’ve had several rental properties where tenants stopped paying and started occupying them,” Capozzolo said.
‘It’s not always easy to get them out. That’s why we’re starting to make offers on properties outside of California.
Police escorted a woman said to be an OnlyFans model and her dog off the property, leaving piles of dirt for Randall Smith and her husband to clean up, but no one was arrested.
‘We walked around the property and the safe was cut off. And there was a mailbox that someone had commissioned and set up. “That was very strange, that wasn’t here before,” Randall Smith said.
A vacant four-bedroom, 5,857-square-foot, $4.3 million home in Beverly Hills has become the site of raucous, almost daily late-night parties hosted by a group of alleged squatters since October.
The parties often don’t start until 2am, last for hours and have led to assaults, fires and arrests.
The squatters even advertised rooms in the house on Booking.com for $300 a night and charged hundreds of party guests $75 admission at the door.
Police raided the home in late January after responding to reports of a home invasion and included suspects armed with knives.
All those detained were later released and no charges were filed, according to KTLA.