Being a seasoned Air BnB'er I look for specific things now - not to rail against the host or traveler, but for general clarity amongst all parties. Too many reviews litter the site that laud accuracy of photos, as if that isn't implicit in the contract. Kirby's place has a lot going for it. Location is great in CC, if you want to be on that side of town. Parking is simple and you can stroll to basics. Never used it but kitchen looked full and stocked and internet was solid. Place was clean and everything is labeled. Where it needs some improvement is whether its a leisure or business listing.
The former is covered, the latter needs some tweaks.
First LA can be hot and the place isn't setup for great air circulation and no AC so the sleeping loft gets very hot and only cool-down is a very loud fan.
Maybe I sleep warm, but this for me is an issue that probably affects others.
Secondly, lighting needs to be sorted a bit better. Unless you know the place really well its very dark to get in the door and you need to know where light is, and inside apartment there is no light switch to get up stairs to bed so you have to iPhone flashlight it or leave all lights on in place. Night lights on stairs are insufficient and its obvious the guest wont know the quirks and well placed light switches need some attention. Especially as the stairs to the loft include a landing that can be precarious if you cant see it.
Lastly, the entrance to the unit (a slightly different address than the listing) is through a dark gate and then a snug foliage full entrance with the little patio stones interspersed with soil. The more adventurous Air BNB'ers might like the hopscotch but its a little dicey for one who doesn't know where the stones are and its also a little counter intuitive with luggage.
Hope this feedback helps both parties.