Re: Please help with my "rough" neighborhood description

Tucson is a poor city (annual revenue of about $ 31,000), which means it is desert and less green. Combining the lack of disposable income to build and maintain a beautiful house and the impossibility of creating a green space (due to lack of humidity), you look like a dirty, devastated city. One of my rental houses is a very typical community in the old town middle class in our town. Because visitors do not know the area at all, they usually make up 55% of the 5 star rating.

I tried to explain that area to my list, and most of the people who booked it can use it, but we found a wealthy man looking for a cheap house. There is only one person who refuses to leave her car. She is from the suburbs of Phoenix, with an average income of over $ 75,000 per year and an average house price of over $ 300,000.

We successfully handled our community by price cuts. When we raise prices, we will make people of 'rich people search for cheaper houses at cheaper prices. When we lower the price, we highly appreciate the soft bed and the great air conditioner and we obtain a sincere staff to rate us 5 stars

Even so, I think your list is very good. You explained very well about the modern era and provided a street view showing the area. You may need to adjust your pricing ($ 40 + $ 40 = $ 80). And you may not necessarily get a 5 star rating all the time but you may still need to expect that you are happy like us, 75%. Fortunately, lower ratings really do not affect our booking rate.

Next, if you want to cancel the reservation for the neighbor, please do not cancel the reservation yourself. Please let the guest do this so that cancellation will not adversely affect you. Return to the lady who refused to get off the car - I told her I would refund her money, if we did, if we canceled immediately, we can still reserve at night and if we did It was. She canceled, so I could not write the wrong comment.

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When I first moved to Los Angeles, I lived in a somewhat rough neighborhood. This is what I can do. I'm driving a gray Ford Escort - it's not a gorgeous car. When I drove near, I noticed that the police car was very close behind me ... but they never pulled me. I have no speeding or something, so there is no reason, but still. I told my friend, "They are running your license plate and I'm ascertaining if there is any guarantee." I do not even know what to do. I have never been arrested and I have no tickets. I am beautiful. In other words, I know that my neighbor is a bit rough, but that is not suitable for me. This is my first time described as black

When I was young I lived in a rough place in the city. This is what I can do. I am driving a blue Ford's escort - it is not almost a luxury car. When I was driving, I noticed that a police car steadfastly follows me ... but they never pulled me. I have not had a speeding violation or anything, so there is no reason to follow me, but still I asked my friend. He said, "They are running your license plate to check the deposit." I have never been arrested and I have no tickets. I am beautiful. I know that my neighbor is a bit rough, but it is not suitable for me. It was my first time that I experienced police profiling. Most of the neighbors are brown and black, so do you think that we are all criminals? It happened for the next two years until I finally moved.