My first impression of the house was hopeful based off of the reviews and also, when I arrived, the outside of the house “looked” good. First thing we noticed when we walked in was the sound of the floors. Parts of the floor looked like they were rising off of the ground, and as you’re walking, the floor is creaking louder than a chicken waking you up in the morning. We realized that they put lamented wood on top of the floor, without leveling it, which is so odd because it was clean and creaky. Also, there was a sign on the bathroom door stating that they were going to charge the Airbnb customer for any plumbing issues, but yet when you go in the shower, the water stops, and you have to pull a chain to turn it back on. Very confusing. Next, my partner and I are introverts and require privacy. Every morning, Juanita sees one of us walking to the kitchen, and tries to say good morning, and tries to strike up a conversation, but I’m pretty ok with just a good morning, but as strangers, and paying customers,it’s not necessary. She takes it upon herself to say to me that it’s rude to not speak when you’re staying in someone’s house, and to also tell me that I need to put the dishes away, and mind you, they were washed and literally drying. So I’m looking at her, and then looking at the dishes and say, their still wet. Her response to me was, whenever you get to it, just put the dishes away. I looked at her, and walked back to my room. Very intrusive without reason. Again, very odd. There was no garbage in the bathroom, the kitchen garbage was literally a small plastic bag, hanging off the door, the closet wasn’t accessible, and by her command, said to not touch the closet. Lastly, there’s an in unit washer and dryer, and it’s posted on her profile that there’s a washer and dryer, but she did not include that there is a fee. $5 per load. Oh goodness gracious, I honestly thought that this was going to be “home” kind of experience. It wasn’t. It was more like your controlling grandmother experience and you can’t wait until your mom comes back and picks you up. I hope this helps someone.