We rented a unit from Summer based on the unit pictures and dozens of positive reviews across her properties. We were quite shocked to find that the apartment we rented was not the one that had been pictured and was really outdated and dirty.
The kitchen had broken drawers and a different layout than what had been pictured and the room layouts and furniture were different throughout. There was a moldy smell in the apartment, fungus on the carpets, fungus on the shower curtain and walls, stained sheets, spider webs and the baby crib sheets were dirty. Overall the apartment was about what you would expect from a 1 star motel that has not been renovated in 20 years. We complained to Airbnb support and were able to get out of the rental after the first night and into 2 rooms at the Hampton Inn, however we had wanted all our money back since the place was not as advertised.
We could not reconcile the horrible facilities with the positive reviews Summer received and then googled articles about why most airbnb reviews are positive including a really insightful one from Business Insider (please look it up). We have put up pictures of the dirty apartment at: summersrentals dot home dot blog (airbnb won't allow me to add a link so just type in the dots to access the website).