TikToker Finds Man Living Under Her California Home

Author Morty

August 18th, 2023 1:55 PM

Home porch showing what is under the home.

Imagine hearing strange noises coming from under your home. You usually disregard the little noises because it’s under your home.

But when the noises become consistent, you begin to freak a little. That’s what happened to TikToker Ashly Guardino.

Who’s Under There?

Ashly Guardino heard strange noises early one morning she says in her TikTok. She walked outside to check the noises and began to record what she heard and saw. When she got to the outside area of the home that the noises were coming from, she saw a “dirty arm,” emerging from a hole in the ground, according to the video.

In her video that she posted to TikTok, you hear her say, “There is a whole ass man living here for months, living underneath the house.”

Ashly obviously is more brave than most. But she’s also a TikToker. So to get content — whatever the circumstances are — is nearly normal these days. The average person would normally call the police immediately and not even consider investigating what’s under their home until authorities show up to the property.

She investigated the area and then called the police, according to her TikTok. Once police showed up, she turned the camera back on and filmed her video for her TikTok account. In the video, it shows the area where she discovered the dirty arm then you can hear the police talking to the person to get him out from under the house. The police are then seen putting the person in handcuffs and taking them away.

What would you do in this situation? We’ve heard stories of people finding others living in sheds or even in their attics, but under their home for a total of three months is kind of scary!

We have more on this story and more weird and wacky stories in today’s Other News!

Morty is the Executive Producer of “The Mike And Carla Morning Show” on 96.3 KKLZ. He's been a part of the show and station for 5 years. Aside from producing the morning show, he has served as production director for over 20 years. Those commercials you hear between the music, he produced a lot of them for Las Vegas! He loves music, playing guitar, all things Vegas Golden Knights, the Steelers, and his English Bulldog, Squish! He will talk forever with you on any of these things! Morty writes about peculiar news stories and Las Vegas happenings.

Top U.S. Cities For Home Ownership: See Where Las Vegas Ranks

A recent study released by TheZebra.com cites the top U.S. cities for home ownership, and Las Vegas ranks right near the top!

According to an article posted by Susan Meyer on the TheZebra.com website, the study was conducted for the nation’s fifty most populous cities. Researchers based their rankings on three different metrics:

Average home insurance premiums in the state, since this affects a home buyer’s mortgage payment when paying into an escrow account to cover those premiums.
Contractor availability for those home improvements and home maintenance projects that must get done. This always affects the value of a home.
Market values of the homes within a city. They compared home price increases from the second quarter of 2021 through the second quarter of 2022.

The Las Vegas housing market has cooled off since the second quarter of 2022, but our fair city did make it into the top 5 on this list. In fact, four of the top 5 housing markets on these rankings are located west of the Mississippi. Per Meyer’s article, the Las Vegas market saw housing prices jump up a whopping 24.5% in that 12-month period of this survey.

Here are the Top 5 cities on TheZebra.com on their list of the best cities in the United States for homeowners in 2022.

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5 - Seattle, Washington

Seattle home prices did not rise as much as they did in Las Vegas, settling in at a 14.4% annual home price increase. There is a good number of available contractors in the area, and the home insurance costs averaged around $878 per year, placing them fifth in this survey.
4 - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

In fourth place in the rankings, Pittsburgh has a very high concentration of contractors available for home improvement projects. Home values rose by 13.5% between second quarter 2021 and second quarter 2022. Homeowners insurance costs averaged just over $1,000 per year, adding about $83 per month to your mortgage payment.
3 - Phoenix, Arizona

Our desert neighbors in Phoenix placed third on TheZebra.com list. Although homeowners insurance is a bit higher in that region, averaging $1,410 per year, home values increased 21.7% during that 12-month period. The city also boasts a healthy concentration of contractors for home improvement projects.
2 - Las Vegas, Nevada

Here in Las Vegas, home values increased 24.5% between second quarter 2021 and second quarter 2022, with homeowners insurance remaining relatively low, at an average clip of $841 dollars per year. That adds about $67 dollars a month to our mortgage payments. Plus, contractor availability is fairly strong here in Southern Nevada. We took the runner-up spot.
1 - Salt Lake City, Utah

About six hours away on I-15 North, we make a pit-stop in Salt Lake City, Utah, the winner of this particular survey. Plus, this city boasts the highest concentration of contractors in the survey, which makes getting competitive bids much easier for home makeover projects. SLC also has one of the lowest homeowners insurance rates in the nation, averaging about $740 a year.