Overall, we had a good stay with two caveats. The home was very clean and is as pictured. It was a good size for our family. Ken and Linda respond quickly with any questions or concerns. They allowed us to move in some personal items a day in advance of our reservation (since we expected to be staying long-term) as our nearby home underwent a major repair, which we greatly appreciated. Their outdoor space was really nice to have for our young children during the pandemic. Ken and Linda were very flexible with our check-out date as our home repair progressed. We ended up staying nearly 3 months. The two concerns we had were related to privacy and accidental damage of a closet door and nearby drywall. During our nearly 3-month stay and in the midst of the pandemic, Ken and Linda asked us to vacate the house 7 different times so they could show the home to prospective renters (they said they would take protective measures such as wear masks, etc.). We were surprised by the numerous requests due to the nature of the pandemic and the potential safety issues, and were also not pleased with the lack of privacy but we complied without complaint. The second issue was related to a sliding closet door that was accidentally unhinged by my 6-year-old son and resulted in a crack to the door and two small drywall chips. We are unsure whether the door was already loose due to normal wear and tear or a faulty track, or if he pulled on it too hard. Either way it was an accident and thankfully he was not hurt. I reported the incident to the hosts immediately. Upon our check out, the hosts wanted to charge us what we felt was an unreasonable amount to repair the door (which was an older style) and patch and re-paint the drywall. We paid a partial amount instead (more than half) which we felt was fair. The hosts chose to appeal the damage claim to Airbnb. Airbnb's decision was that we were not required to pay any further amount for the damages.