There were definitely some areas for improvement here. The listing advertised a smoke/carbon monoxide detector, which was present, but it was turned off and left sitting on a desk rather than installed where it belonged. Check-in was difficult because the locks function in an unusual way, and there was no description of which key went to which locks (until you arrived inside the apartment, where this was all described in the house manual). The house manual was inaccurate with respect to the wifi and dishwasher (describing equipment that had since been upgraded).
That said, the apartment itself was perfectly reasonable for being as cheap as it was. The bed (advertised as a double bed, was in fact two twin mattresses set next to each other) was uncomfortable, but I was able to sleep on the couch well enough. There are lights in the living room area that cannot be turned off, which made it difficult to sleep even there. The refrigerator had a tendency of freezing things, but everything else in the kitchen worked well. There were no paper towels or laundry detergent, and not enough toilet paper, but there were towels and blankets. Turning the thermostat up didn't seem to have any effect on the heat of the apartment, but there were enough blankets to remain warm enough to sleep at night.
Overall... it was decent. Can't complain much at this price point.