I am a real estate agent, and I believe in full disclosure. This condo has the potential to be an absolute great space, but there is serious work that needs to be done. Beginning with the exterior appeal and work inwards. The wood around the door is rotted out, the support banister leading up the stairs on the stoop is rusted out and unsafe. The screens on the storm door needs to be replaced properly on the front door, and not held in place with duct tape. The auto on/off lights in the hallway and bathroom, needs to be disabled when guests are there. They come on and off with the slightest movement, which almost drove us crazy. There are exposed wires upstairs protruding from a hole in the ceiling where I believe is the absence of a smoke/fire detector or carbon monoxide detector. The marble floors in the bathroom are beautiful but needs rugs for safety precautions. There also needs to be comfortable seating for each person that the space sleeps. There is a round glass table with fold out chairs and a small breakfast dinette set with a bench in the living room. There is a twin futon sofa and that is ALL the seating for a place advertised to accommodate 10 guests. Fold out chairs are not comfortable to sit in for 2 hours while trying to watch a movie. It would also add to the appeal if there were some photos on the walls....it is very sterile. If you only plan to sleep in the unit, it's great, but if you plan to spend anytime relaxing, this (at the time of my stay) was not the best place to do so. It is convenient to the train though. I'm not trying to throw it under the bus, but I take reviews seriously. I believe in being informed. Although I never met Lou, his communication was prompt.