The lack of communication with me left me spending hours outside the place I was paying for - I requested to know if I could have a family visit, not to stay in the place but to visit, Larry didn't answer and I ended up having to spend hours outside the home I was paying for, I requested to know if I could check in an hour in advance, Larry said he had to check with the cleaning crew, never got back with me on it. when I asked a question his answers were not personal but more rules on top of rules and repeated rules. I had not intention of doing damage to the house but the idea that Larry actually lives in the house and wait until the last moment feels like an "got you" moment. I didn't appreciate that. Also the sheets on the beds didn't look like they were washed - you know that wrinkle look that it's not from the dryer but from someone sleeping on them already, they had head hairs and pubic hairs on them, I got pictures. Walked into the place at 9PM with 95 degrees outside, place was an oven and the A/C off, when I called Larry his answer was that we could turn the A/C on, that if he turned it on prior to us arriving it would be a waste of energy. Also Larry requested we take our shoes off because the carpet was new, the carpet was not only new but it was nasty, you don't even want to walk in your socks, I have pictures that tell the truth, not like the ones Larry posted in the AirBnB site, even the paint in the walls is deceiving. A family member had pain in his back after sitting on the couch in the living room, it is such a cheap pleather couch that is a pillow on top of a tablet, that as well as the beds that have no mattresses but foam pads. The bathroom were OK but the towels were so old they were faded and almost coming apart. I give this place a 1 because of the proximity to JFK. I spent a total of 9 hours in Larry's place and paid over $425 because of the cleaning fee, not sure why but... this place has potential but the announcement is deceiving at best.