While we received quick communication and responses initially, we faced many weird occurrences during our stay, starting with a delayed check-in, where the cleaning team was just getting started when we arrived (30 mins before scheduled check-in), and were hang drying the linens since the dryer was broken - which was supposed to be fixed... We obliged to come back 90 minutes later, and went for some late lunch.
Upon arrival, we noticed that the spaces were not staged as pictured in the listing, which usually doesn't make or break anything, but there were things that just stood out - like the missing side tables in the room, which would have been nice considering that it didn't have a closet, the missing linen racks for towels in the bathroom, where we found towels stacked on top of one another either on the small sink/vanities or on the back of the toilets. The kitchen area was another area that was staged in the photos, but lacking upon arrival. We had to stack dishes on the countertops to dry them, as the racks shown in the pictures were shoved in the cabinets, too rusted to even consider using.
The kicker, and which made me reach out to the property owner (with no response) was when our party noticed ants venturing around in the bathrooms (not just one or two, but trails of them) onto tooth brushes, shavers, toiletries, etc., and in one bathroom, mold and grime build up on the shower stalls and grout, along with bad seals causing leaking onto the bathroom floors; while another bathroom had a very pungent mildew/mold smell - likely due to the gaps in the grout, allowing water to build up under/behind the walls/floor; the last bathroom completely missing a shower door. When we finally received a response, it was from the man who stays in the back unit of the property. He brought over a few more towels, a mop, and some pest spray to 'band-aid' the issues. The one thing that he was unable to accomplish was that he could not get a dryer during our stay, which was extremely frustrating since a few of us only brought a few changes of clothes with the anticipation that we were going to be able to wash and reuse.
Others have mentioned the parking issue - and while we didn't have a major inconveniences, there were issues. Per the stay rules/instructions, we were to bring the garbage bins out/in (Thurs/Friday), and we didn't know if we should/needed to bring them all out - we ended up bringing them all out just to make sure (including the upper units - and this was at 2am, so it really didn't appear that they were going to do it on their own). But... the next morning, the gate where all the bins were initially, was closed. We had nowhere to put all the bins back (and there were a lot - again, including the above units), and we had to resort to moving them around just to get the car out, replacing them in the driveway/street because we had no where else to put them - it was a mess. Upon return later that evening, we found that one of the recycling bins, which was filled completely to the brim, was flipped on it's side, in our parking location. I had to once again move the bins just to get into the parking stall, pick up the that recycling bin (extremely heavy), and pick up all the scattered papers, binders, etc. that were all over the floor, until we could finally park. Note that besides the bins going on the side yard - behind the locked gate, the open areas around the side and backyard of the property has a mod podge of random stuff (cabinets, TV parts, lamps, etc.) just out (maybe waiting to be tossed/picked-up, or not???), which was just another thing that made us question the value of our stay.
The person(s) living in the upstairs unit were also quite odd, making random noises at odd hours of the night, including banging on the floor (whether or not purposeful), slamming doors (again, whether or not purposeful), and the yelling/bickering that they did with the man who stays in the unit at the back of the property on or final day.
One thing that I will say for anyone with larger groups, who stay more than one night, is to pick up some basic household necessities. Toilet Paper (there are no extra rolls), Paper Towel (just a single roll), Hand Soap - which all the old Soft Soap bottles appeared to be filled with 90% water and 10% dish soap, and some Cleaning Wipes (Lysol/Clorox) for cleaning surfaces as some of the surfaces were still grimey upon touch/wipe.
The saving grace for this stay (I believe it was also previously mentioned by others) is the gentleman in the back unit of the property. While it appears that his hands may be tied to what he 'can' do, he appeared to try his best to accommodate, which was appreciated for what it's worth.