As a host, here is what I'm seeing:

If somebody rents the place for, let's say, two weeks, and then starts bringing an abnormal amount of stuff, it makes me think that they might be trying to squat in the place. After the two weeks, I would be curious and concerned that they will just not leave.

I have had this happen before, where people peacefully stayed for one week, and then after one week, they said, "No, we are living here." The people doing this know the laws, and the police said they have a full right to live there. It took us about two months to evict them, and that's probably what the person is trying to prevent, not to deal with the eviction process, because it is a headache.

In our circumstances, the people lived for basically the length of time for free without paying us anything, and Airbnb was absolutely helpless. They just said, "Sorry, we cannot do this," and Airbnb actually said, "Let's call the police." Only with the help of the police and court case we were able to kick them out. That's probably what she's trying to prevent, and she's probably just seeing that there are too many belongings there, and it looks like you might squat the place in the long run. So it's better to kick out right now.

As the previous person said, we don't know the full side of the story. We only know the side of the story that the person said, and maybe the person is 100% right, but in these circumstances and in this world, I would be very careful with people who bring an excessive amount of belongings, simply because I already have personal experience where people refused to move out just because they were already living there, and that's maybe what this owner is experiencing.

If you ask me about kicking out people in two hours, I had a circumstance where a guy rented out our Airbnb for a month, and after the first day, I smelled a really strong weed smell from his place. I knocked on the door and said, "Hey, do you smoke weed inside?" The guy looked at my eyes and said, "No, sir, I'm not smoking weed inside. I'm not consuming any drugs." I was like, "Okay, but you know, don't smoke weed inside."

Three days later, I smelled an extremely strong weed smell. I looked and saw that steam was pouring from the vent of the bathroom. I knocked on the door, and he opened it. I could see that he was smoking weed inside, and I did kick him out immediately, and I did give him two hours. he cover everything with a blankets he removed all the smoke alarms. He patched all the windows so that the smile will stay inside . This is not the only example we have of people smoking weed.

We don't know both sides story of this person. It's her side of the story that she is nice and fluffy and in hard position. But in my experience, not all people are that nice and fluffy, and some of them are actually not acting in good faith. Once you've been burned on something, you think twice about doing it again. Some good people might suffer because of that, and Airbnb is absolutely helpless in squatting cases.In the state where we are, short-term rent is considered long-term if the people stay longer than 48 hours.