I stayed for a month here at Jacinto's place and I can recommend it for long-term stays. Anyone else looking to stay long-term is welcome to read on.
FOOD: There's a few quick food options within immediate walking distance (2-5m) like Subway. There's a Mexican food truck near the medical center that's pretty good (Arias Amai Catering if you want to look that up). Walk a bit further (10m) and there's an Original Tommy's and plenty other options. There's an ice cream truck which comes by frequently. Food delivery options are pretty much unlimited for this area. FYI the nearest Starbucks is a drive-through only- yes you can order on your phone and pick up at a window but that's lame, so if you're not trying to drive through, go to a different cafe or eatery. you have options:)
PRODUCTIVITY: I measured the internet speed at 100mbps which is very fast. I'm a software engineer working remotely so a fast reliable connection is a must for me- this was much more than adequate. I transferred upwards of 300-500GB of data during 1 month with no issues. Wifi 2.4/5ghz and an Ethernet cable is available. There's a 1080p 27" monitor set up as a TV which can be repurposed as an ordinary PC monitor if you need a second screen. Connectivity is limited to HDMI. Swivel chair is comfortable and the desk is large and spacious, surface is a bit scuffed, but this does not affect productivity. I spent a lot of time working out of this apartment so you will do fine as well.
PARKING/TRANSPORT: Pretty tough, if you don't need to bring a car I recommend you don't. Uber/ridesharing is the way to go, there is usually a driver available 3m away. I found the area to be pretty walkable as well.
LAUNDRY: There are some 24h coin-op landromats within 8m walking. Bring own detergent of course. They will cost around $2.50-3.50. I also saw places that will wash, dry, and fold for pickup.
HOST: Jacinto is always quick to respond if you contact him.
AMBIENCE: Nights are very quiet. Walls/ceilings/windows in this building are a bit thin- during daytime hours it can get just noisy enough to be distracting, so I recommend headphones if you're working. There's no crazy yelling or shouting in this neighborhood. Sometimes on weekend there's a bit of music playing.
NEIGHBORHOOD/SAFETY: A lot of reviewers pointed out that this neighborhood seems a bit sketchy at first. This is true, but the keyword is "at first". For your first impression, you will not be impressed. Don't worry about it though. Walking around during day, evening, 3am, I never felt unsafe. Lot of young working families here, it's mostly Latino neighborhood. There are some homeless in the area. Some of the streets don't get swept frequently and look trashy.