We have procrastinated writing this review because Jordan gets rave reviews from others , but we have stayed at 15 Airbnb's since 2014 on 3 continents, and have a good sense of the norm.

To sum it up: it is good to be artsy, but keeping a clean and uncluttered space is also an important art form that is highly valued by travelers!

Details below:
Although Jordan himself is a welcoming, cheerful and effusive personality, the front stairs, porch and entry way was far from clean or welcoming. Bare ground and weeds make up the front yard off the sidewalk--as the taxi approached we hoped it was an address with the inviting spring flowers, but alas, was not.
Our room is described as large: Our king size bed was comfortable, relatively clean and had a dresser for clothing, but really tight walk space, no closet and nowhere for luggage. It was hard to even move around in the bedroom. Since the room was hot and stuffy we ask about air conditioning or a fan. Jordan quickly brought a pedestal fan that unfortunately crowded the room further, and I had the joy of tripping over it constantly. When we told Jordan when he asked the next day, we said it was hard to sleep since it was so hot, he commented, Yes, it is hot ( but no A/C--even window A/C was forthcoming even though Air Conditioning was listed on the website as an amenity ).
Although Jordan kindly prepped coffee for us in the mornings (and even cinnamon rolls one morning), there was also left out food, dirty dishes along with an overly crowded kitchen counter top that quickly convinced us not to attempt cooking.
The cat hair on the couch and the chairs was effusive. The bathroom vanity area was clean but black mold at the tub was not inviting.
There is a park next door we actually sat in to avoid the heat and we could access Jordan's wifi; but our 2nd night a homeless couple camped under the children's slide (next to our open window) and talked loudly all night. So we popped in our earplugs and went back to sleep. Unbeknownest to us, this was a reoccurring problem in this transitioning neighborhood that Jordan had not been able to resolve. Jordan got into a major arguing match with them later that morning, with threats from both sides. The good part is that I suggested other less combative methods that Jordan took to heart and tried out later evening.
This location is within two blocks of areas that are in the process of "gentrification" so there are some fun shops and areas within 20 minutes of walking.
The only reason we chose not to find another place is the weather was good and we spent almost all of our waking hours outdoors.