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 The upstairs tenant's name is Randall McKissick, a 70-year-old retired artist who says he had no idea about the listing going viral. (Source: WIS) 
 
 It's the post you've seen across your Facebook feed - rental property listing in the Midlands has gone viral. 
 
 The post, which says the 4-bedroom single-family home in Cayce comes with an upstairs tenant, has already garnered nearly 1.3 million views on Zillow and has people all over the country sharing the story. 
 
 The upstairs tenant's name is Randall McKissick, a 70-year-old retired artist who says he had no idea about the listing going viral. 
 
 McKissick says he started living in the home when a friend gave him a helping hand. He says he has fallen on hard times as an artist due to changes in the industry. When McKissick had no place to call home, his friend Mike offered him a place. 
 
 “I think the rent just got too high and I was booted out. Mike says, ‘I have a place for you.’ And I’ve been here since [then]," McKissick says. 
 
 Mike is said to be the owner of the property, and McKissick’s childhood friend. 
 
 “I’ve known Mike – his father built the house – since junior high school,” McKissick says. 
 
 Once the property was listed online as available, McKissick became an internet sensation without even realizing it. 
 
 “I’m easy to get along with. I’m upstairs. They would be downstairs. The only thing that would be a problem is my heavy footsteps," McKissick explains. 
 
 WIS reached out to the owners of the home, but have been unable to confirm whether or not the property is actually for sale. There is, however, a “for sale” sign in the front yard. 
 
 The home had apparently been “on the market” for about a month until late Wednesday morning when the Zillow listing was changed to say “OFF MARKET.” 
 
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– There's no ghost in the upstairs apartment of a home listed for sale on Zillow as coming with a tenant who's never paid. Rather, the place is home to something far less sinister: a kindly grandfather who happens to be what the State calls an artistic genius. Before falling on hard times about a decade ago, Randall McKissick was a renowned artist with paintings on display in Paris and New York. But emerging technology, a divorce, an eviction, and a series of thefts left McKissick down on his luck. That's when his childhood friend Mike Schumpert stepped in, offering McKissick an apartment in his home in Cayce, SC, per WIS. "He never mentioned money," says McKissick, 70. "I would like to pay him, but I don't have any." Schumpert's son says his "very charitable" dad, who recently broke his back in a car accident, and his mother, who is disabled, now need to sell the home. But "we want Randy to be able to stay there," he says. The family is also looking at finding another apartment for McKissick and his three cats, but there are financial challenges, the State reports. "In this age when people would sell out their mothers for a buck, here's two friends in dire straights who are trying to help each other out," a local artist says. McKissick, who suffers from panic attacks, often finds it hard to leave the house but says he'll move out if he must. Though he's "lost the spark" for painting, "I just want to paint again," he says. (A New Jersey family says their home has a stalker.)