A mansion inhabited by the president during his vacation in Lake Tahoe, Nevada, is under scrutiny from at least one member of the community.

The property — owned by Democrat megabillionaire donor Tom Steyer — hosted Biden and his family during an August vacation.

The Nevada Globe confirmed that a local in the community filed a complaint with Douglas County over use of the lakefront mansion as a vacation home rental on Monday.

Douglas County Vacation Home Rental Program Manager Ernie Strehlow later indicated that the county was investigating possible misuse of the property.

Douglas County requires licensing for use of residential property as vacation home.

There’s no indication that the property in question was licensed as such, and Steyer could now face a $20,000 fine.

The White House indicated that Biden was renting the home at “fair market value,” according to the San Francisco Gate.

Biden has previously spent vacations at homes owned by ultra-rich donors to the Democratic Party — for free.

Steyer, with a net worth of $1.5 billion, likely wouldn’t have the financial need to rent out the $18 million property, thus why the license may have been neglected.

The Biden family vacation at the home was originally cut short to arrange for the president’s visit to Hawaii after devastating wildfires in the state.

However, Biden returned to Nevada on Tuesday after a weekend trip to the islands.

Steyer ran for president as a Democrat in the 2020 election — after funding an advertising campaign in support of impeaching then-President Donald Trump.

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.