We stayed in David's place for five nights in mid-late March. We would not stay here again, but depending on what you are looking for it could work for you. It was a bare-bones airbnb with repairs needed.
Pros - check-in was easy. David sent us a code for the door before arrival. (Note, it is time-sensitive so you cannot enter even a moment early); location was as he described - close to downtown; bedrooms had enough space and master bathroom was nice.
Cons - as mentioned, it was a minimalistic airbnb - only a few pots and pans, no wall (or any type of) decor anywhere. That didn't bother us, but the state of the airbnb wasn't what we were expecting. The electronic door code was falling off the front door, the couch needs to be replaced as the cushions are getting ripped, one of the blinds is broken/missing on the front window, both the light and the vent in the hallway bathroom do not turn off (they were on the entire 5 days), the toilet in the master bathroom was running when we arrived and had to continually be fixed by us. The timing of the year we went - third week of March - gets pretty chilly at night time (40s-50s). Each morning the place was very cold and didn't warm up until the middle of the day. Didn't bother us coming back a northern city, but be prepared for it being cold depending on when you go. The location was as David described in that it was close to downtown. Very quick drive to there and other touristy places. However, the actual neighborhood was a bit sketchy. The next door neighbors are very loud and were outside almost every night. The whole street wasn't ideal (though it did have free parking).