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Hey Doug
Cheers for standing up and defending your families home and their kindness. Those comments seemed aimed directly at you and had you not explained...perhaps a person would have read into her message what she most likely intended...a "full" dagger in the back😉  I don't know the situation you speak about but is it seems pretty(searching for a politically correct word now) unappreciative considering you and your family opened your home to another person.  There are many ways to put someone down without saying it in a very direct way and it seems that those comments were meant to do that. No need to defend anything further Doug.
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Another observation, because I have many Russian friends and I have been to that region of the world many times visiting Russia, the Ukraine, Armenia, and Georgia. Â Many families live together there. Many flats are not super big or super expensive. None the less they are home for someone and I have learned that No matter how different or plain or elaborate a persons home...i never comment either way about it. Â To them its HOME and HOME is a personal space. Rich or poor or right in he middle..home is still home.
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It is funny to me that anyone would comment about another persons home on a social website like this one. In my opinion(and it's only mine) it easba pretty RUDE comment. I wish you happy trails Doug. The fact that you are considering a summer home in Maine clearly means you can afford it...and that's alot more than most in Russia or the Ukaine could say. Real estate in the USA is expensive.