This place was as described. Not in the "best part of town" but if your goal is to have a place to sleep, then this is it. It's close enough to where you want to be but the neighborhood, bars on all the windows, loud music rattling the house all night.... it's that type of thing. We turned up the white noise as loud as it would go to help try to numb it.
It's an older, shared wall home. Asbestos ceilings, wall paint patches all over, complete dirt backyard, your quintessential rental. He's got a ton of these all over with the same furniture, so if this one doesn't look appealing, he's got others.
The communication wasn't ideal. Abe, the guy we checked in with was great and answers very quickly, but Annas, the owner I'm guessing, asked several times prior, and during the reservation how things were going and if we needed anything. I would respond to him (for example, we ran out of TP) and he forwarded the message to Abe, who contacted me the next morning. Not the end of the world, there is a gas station 100 yards away so we were just fine. Just don't let the street evangelist stop you.
The beds were decent, as was the cough bed, but avoid the futon. Not ideal sleeping comfort. Also, several of the plugs around the house are worn out. So chargers and alike don't want to stay plugged in.
All in all, I'd stay here again, but I wouldn't bring my family there. For a boys trip where you're not in the room except to nurse a hangover, it's serves it's purpose well.