I rented this airbnb a three month long stay. The apartment was located in a very central area of Dallas. It was near three major highways (635, 75, Dallas North Tollway) and was about a 25-30 min drive to downtown and neighboring suburbs like Carrollton and Plano. It was very cozy and great for remote workers, as there was a dedicated office room. However, the host did not do a good job of communicating with us regarding the upkeep of the apartment. For example, there was outdated internet equipment that kept on losing wifi and LAN signals several times a day, so we brought it up to her and she said she would take the equipment to Spectrum and exchange it at their store since it would be faster than having a technician come out, which made total sense. She told us that she would arrive at the apartment around 3-4pm on Friday, but did not call me until 6pm. Further, she said that she would take the equipment to Spectrum on the following Monday since it was too late to go that day and that Spectrum would be closed over the weekend, potentially leaving us without internet for three days. (We found out later that Spectrum does not close on the weekends.) After some negotiation, I ended up having to drive the equipment to the store myself since she was unable to pick it up on Monday, and we got the equipment to swap successfully. I tried to activate the new equipment myself afterwards (out of curtesy to her since I knew she wasn’t as tech savvy), but was unable to get a response from Spectrum til 8pm (neither of our faults). However, when I relayed the message to her that I would be unable to activate it without her help, she told us that she would not be able to get to it until Wednesday (two days later! Two work days with no internet…). Although we ultimately resolved the issue, it seemed like she really did not care about the predicament we were in since it took almost a week to replace the internet equipment. There were a lot of other major issues too including: the A/C being turned off and the apartment reaching 85° for several days (when we reached out to Edina, she said she’d come the next day after work but did not show up until past 10pm, leaving us with another day of 85°+ apartment temps); when we first arrived, we cleaned out the fridge, freezer, and pantry since we saw food and spices with expiration dates from 2014 and older, half eaten ice cream in the freezer, etc.; and about two months in, we noticed a very strong smell in the kitchen area and investigated for several days until we found a cockroach trap that we didn’t set! The trap had a rotting roach in it, and we were never notified of the trap, so she left it up to us to deal with. Many amenities listed on the Airbnb page were also inaccurate (no CO alarm, no smoke detector, no parking garage spot given, no baking sheets, paid occupancy tax for this stay even though it was longer than 30 days). For these reasons, I would not recommend having Edina as a host, but I did like the area we were in.