Property management officials say they have increased security and video surveillance in response to the theft and recent questionable incidents.
For the past two months since flooding displaced residents, Hines has been paying for their housing. However, on Wednesday that support ended.
"What do we do? We had to check out and she said don't check out but don't come down. You are stressing people out. You are stressing me out. Fussing at me for checking on the extension of the hotel. They only got it extended until tomorrow and it's supposed to be extended until the 31st. So we are supposed to sit here and just let them do whatever they want," said the resident.
ABC7 News contacted San Francisco's housing department regarding the 137 below market rate residents who've been displaced. The city said they implemented an emergency authorization plan to utilize existing vacant below market rate units in buildings across the City.
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