The bad: No AC in the house as advertised. Temperature got high as 87 in the house in April. He told us to open the windows however its in an unsafe neighborhood with drug activity just outside the kitchen window. House has bars all over the doors and metal fence with spikes. The homeless are lined up and down the streets just 500 ft away. Ask for pictures of the outside of the house if you want to see it. The grass was about 4 ft high when we arrived. No working cable as advertised or even local channels. He told us after we arrived we should have brought a fire stick or something. We booked for 6 weeks so having a TV would have been nice. Witnessed lots of police activity and arrest in the area. As 2 women nurses working at the hospital we felt unsafe and told him. He told us, "we hope you can overcome whatever is causing your fear" and that "whites are a minority in LA" among many other rude comments. The host is the owner and seems to take things said about the house and location very personal. The GOOD: the house on the inside is very clean, kitchen is well equipped with all you need, one free parking spot just outside the door, the metro bus stop if you need that is just outside the kitchen window, and it was nice to have a washer/dryer on site in a separate building next to the house. The street activity is loud in the guest room however host said there is a white noise machine that helps drown out the noise.