A property agent's video has sparked agreement from many who share similar experiences. The issue at hand involves people entering units that are under renovation. These individuals often walk through the unit while work is being done and sometimes take photos.
The agent's video, posted on September 3, shows an example of this happening. It appears to show a construction crew at work, with others entering the unit and one person taking photos.
Further details about this issue and the video can be found in the original report. Many people have commented on the video, sharing their own experiences and expressing that this behavior should stop.
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