People renting this property need to be aware of the potential risks associated with staying there. The listing does not clearly specify that the house that has been converted into 4 bedrooms with a shared kitchen and locks and keys on each room and is not, as I assumed, a room in someones home. The whole main floor of the house has been converted into 4 Air BnB rooms. The walls are so thin you can hear the people in the room next door. The house is manged by a property manager, not an owner, and is operated as a commercial boarding house. Signs everywhere warn tenants not to plug in electric appliances due to overloading circuits suggesting the property is not meeting the building codes that a commercial establishment would have to meet by law. This can potentially put AirBnB clients at risk from electrocution or fire. The room also had signs with the usual warnings about no drugs, no parties, no noise but I was surprised and taken aback to see the sign also said no alcohol. I have never seen that before and felt like it was an imposition on my privacy. The location of the property is in a relatively high crime area (I checked online) and not somewhere two 60 year old women felt safe to walk around day or night. These issues were the main reasons we left an hour after arriving at the property, despite the fact that I knew I would lose over 50% of my payment to Air BnB for the 4 night booking, and then I had to pay for accommodation elsewhere, however we didnt feel safe enough to stay there.