The apartment was clean on the surface and nicely decorated, but Jordan was completely irresponsible as a host. After one night we realized that the mattress smelled like urine, complete with prominent yellow stain. Jordan first tried to shift responsibility to the cleaning lady and then suggested that we use the febreeze under the sink. There was no febreeze. The next day, our key, which had obviously seen a lot of use, broke in half as we were locking the deadbolt. Jordan again blew off our concerns and suggested that we only lock the doorknob. This in New Orleans. He admitted that he was out of town and didn't even have anyone who could access a spare key. If we hadn't been resourceful enough to superglue the key just secure enough to get a replacement we would have been locked out of the apartment on our second night. Jordan had said something vague about a handyman but never followed up. He also never responded to our question about the wifi.
It seemed that Jordan was not at all concerned with being a welcoming host, even remotely. In response to these issues he said twice that he had had over 500 guests without any problems. Even if that were true, that is absolutely no excuse for not having any sort of provision for emergencies that might arise.
It is clear to me that during our stay Jordan was interested in making money off of this apartment and nothing else. Typical New Orleans absentee landlord.