Angie was very friendly and stayed in contact with me leading up to the days of my arrival despite an email conflict that I had. But it should be known that the apt shown in the pictures is not what was present in person. The "nice, spacious living room" advertised in the pic is actually her bedroom, full of her things, separated by a drape from the remainder of the apt. When I walked into the apt I was obviously very surprised and confused by this. The bedroom I was supposed to be staying in was also falsely advertised. The pics show a dresser and mirror but neither one was present when I arrived. There was only the bed and a small nightstand with a light. I intended to stay a month with Angie but made the decision to cancel my stay with her and was lucky I found somewhere else to go at such short notice. I was upset about this because I drove over 4 hours and felt somewhat deceived. Angie was very helpful and understanding but I did find it slightly unprofessional that once I arrived she asked me to pay the remainder of my balance off of airbnb and directly to her bank account. Despite all, I think Angie would have made a nice host. She was very helpful and understanding and willing to move things around in the apt to accommodate but her pictures did not reflect what intended to pay for. I think she should consider changing/updating her pics to accurately show how the apt looks now and clean the kitchen/floors a little more in preparation for guests.