The price is right and one gets what one pays for. The unit is functional, the neighborhood is mixed. From the outside, the unit looks rundown. The yard is covered with foot-high weeds, the unit is covered with metal sheets and wooden doors and windows with peeling paint. It doesn't help that some of the neighboring houses are actually rundown or abandoned. Inside, the floor is painted concrete with tattered paint everywhere. The decor and furniture is a random mix of modern and classical, but all worn. Some of the area rugs should be thrown out. There are ample lighting, both natural and artificial. However, some of the bulbs are too dim to be functional. The kitchen is functional, except the microwave is too high to reach and too difficult to close. The fridge is dirty inside. The bathroom sink is so tiny that I ended up brushing my teeth over the kitchen sink. I have traveled globally for decades. I have seen such a tiny sink only in Japan. Parking on the street is a little tight, but we could always find a spot within a block or so. I appreciate that the windows were left open to air out the unit before we checked in. However, there is no window screen and more than a half dozen of flies got inside. I used a broom to kill them or to chase them out. Doing so, I swept down a lot of cobwebs from the ceiling, window sills, and corners.