I want to start by saying that Kristine was very nice to us. When we told her we could use a couple of kitchen items, she went shopping and bought them. She was fun to talk to and recommended lots of good places to visit.
That said, I have to comment on the house. This is an old, shabby place that has not been well maintained. The kitchen drawers don’t have runners to keep them from falling out. The kitchen counter was made using tiles; now, the grout is shot, tiles are missing or broken, all making it very unsanitary. The toilet sounds like an air raid siren for 30 to 40 seconds when flushed. Whoever painted it, long ago, did so without use of masking tape or even a wet sponge to wipe up splatters. The many things that have been attached and removed from the walls have left holes that have not been repaired or repainted. There are no thresholds to transition from the concrete floors to the tiled floors. The grout in the shower and around the toilet should be cleaned and resealed. The mirror in the bathroom is so old and speckled, it’s hard to see yourself in it. The sheers over the table in the living room are too narrow for the windows and don’t offer any privacy. The sheers in the master bedroom are so sheer; there’s no room darkening or privacy. Despite the appearance in the photo, the patio area is not accessible from inside the unit. It’s off to the side of the house.
Overall, we found the house uncomfortable. One bed was made from two box springs with a 1 1/2” foam pad. The other was a cheap box spring with a thin pad built into it. Both were uncomfortable to sleep on. The living room has two old love seats but no footstools, side or coffee tables. The TV only has a Chrome device on it for signal. If you don’t have the app on your device, then you get nothing.
Without verifying that she has addressed the comments noted above, I would not recommend saying here.