Nancy is the ideal host. Respects your privacy, provides basic supplies, and very open and approachable.
The apartment itself is good. There are some things to consider.
It's next to a busy street, so there is a lot of noise coming in day and night. I would open the window occasionally, buts it loud to sleep with it open.
Another potential annoyance is that the apartment is full of college students. Some neighbors occasionally throw weekend parties that get kind of rowdy. It only got annoying once in two months.
Some good stuff:
The kitchen is stocked full of supplies. I'm not much of a cook, but its enough for the pickiest of eaters. The fridge has plenty of space too. I loved the dinning room table; might not seem all that important but it was nice to start off my day eating breakfast there. It's comfy, clean and well lit.
The bathroom is very clean. It has a big mirror and decent sized shower.
Internet speeds are great. Nancy upgraded it in the middle of my stay, which was a big improvement.
Access to transit is easy; its right next to the most frequent bus line (Metro 240). It's about 10 minute walk to/from CSUN.
Access to the building is easy, but make sure you are responsible with the keys.
The laundry machines are good. They were never too busy use.