The keys in the lockbox did not open the front gate or door, so I was stranded outside the building with all my belongings for at least half an hour until someone from inside the building saw me and decided to let me in. The elevator is very small and has no license so there's that as well. 2/4 Laundry machines were out of order and it cost me 2 dollars to wash and 1 dollar to dry each load. A few doors down from this apartment, there is a door with a seal from the Medical Examiner's Office on it, which was there for the whole month I stayed at Landmark's Place. According to their website, the Medical Examiner is "appointed by law to many responsibilities, the foremost of which is the investigation and certification of a variety of deaths of legal or public health interest. The Chief Medical Examiner is required, by law, to determine the cause, circumstances and manner of death for those cases..." (https://sfgov.org/medexaminer/). Needless to say, I felt unsafe.
The main burner on the stove doesn't work. The smoke detectors went off several times when I was cooking, so that was fun to handle as all of the windows in the apartment are either broken or breaking. They are paper-thin and none of them have a screen on them. The area is noisy, so you can hear loudly and clearly everything happening in the streets; I am a very heavy sleeper and I woke up consistently as a result of the noise. There is a "smart" TV for streaming in the room, though I was never able to get the TV connected to the internet for the entire month that I was there. I thought it was because the WiFi sucked (and it really did), but I think its just the TV. After emailing the host for a week about the horrible WiFi and TV issues, he had maintenance install a WAP to make the internet go faster, which didn't solve either issue.
I suggest you invest in a higher quality Airbnb.