I'm just going to write what I wanted to have read before.
There are plenty of pros: very clean, well-preserved property, well located and equipped. It had everything we needed (from towels up to toilet paper). It was a great stay.
Cons: from the beginning, it seemed like Amara was very worried about us being burglars or something, and had to give ages and explanations for all guests, and fill an alternative form. More than that, I had to send a photo with ID. TSA level of background check. A little hassle, but not a deal-breaker (although I had never seen it, even in hotels or cruises). I understand being careful with your property, but we did not feel welcome at all (like in other airbnbs). No problem, we were there on a conference. What would've been a deal-breaker if I knew before was the check-in: you have to go to a box in a supermarket (around 8 blocks, up) to get the keys. If you have suitcases, children, elderly, and are coming from the airport (not having a car) it is not really viable. We got to seattle after an 18-hour flight about 11am, and had to go walking with suitcases 8 blocks up (really up, we got exhausted). We asked for an earlier check-in, and she was able to move from 4 pm to 3 pm. No explanation and I don't really think there was one: we stayed at the supermarket until 3 pm so the box would liberate the key, but saw no one coming to put it there; seemed like it was there the whole time.
So, if you are coming by car and having to get to another place to pick up and leave the keys with all your guests and luggage is no problem for you, then it is a great place. If you are international coming after a tiring flight with luggage (or children, luckily mine were not on this trip) then I'd recommend looking somewhere else.