•	When I arrived, I found spoiled leftovers in fridge - I almost left right then.
•	The dishes were far from “spotless” - the cooking utensils had visible food residue – but as I didn’t want to spend my time cleaning up, I washed what I anticipated using and kept everything separate.
•	Dust everywhere - I had to wipe the shelves where the cups and glasses are kept (thick coating of dust on the items like martini glasses).
•	I wasn’t given information about how the path to the apartment’s motion-activated lights turned on - only on the last day did I realize which switch to leave on. (I’m not in the habit of leaving lights/switches on when I leave.)
•	The path to the laneway where the garbage bin is located has a step - and the motion-activated light does not turn on until after you’ve passed it.
•	The open heating vents don’t allow adjustment and at times the apartment was far too hot.
•	Floors are cold (even when the apartment is hot) people should be advised to bring slippers.
•	The furnace, which is on the other side of the “headboard” of the futon bed, is about as loud as a propeller plane. (Earplugs were not an option as I couldn’t risk sleeping in.)
•	The shower head won’t allow you to redirect the stream, meaning rinsing is impossible.
•	Some sort of shelf is needed in the shower - seriously, people don’t just use a shower to get wet, they need to put stuff down.