While the home was clean and in a safe neighborhood, it was in a very poor state of repair with some unsafe items. In particular, the stairs at the back of the house are not standard and very steep. Quite easy to fall. The stairs at the front of the house are along an upstairs hallway and the railing is very dangerous. It is too short, by a lot, the balusters are too far apart (it would be easy for a child to slip through) and it is wobbly. There is a bare bulb light fixture within about 18 inches of the stand alone tub/shower and there is an electrical outlet about 2 feet from the same tub which is not GFCI protected. Both of these hazards, I'm sure, are not up to code. The upstairs bathroom has broken tiles on the floor and in the shower. The same bathroom has a toilet that sometimes works and sometimes doesn't refill. We had to open the tank several times and reattach parts. The owner told us to just jiggle the handle and it would start to work again, but it did not. Repairs need to be made. The bathtub in the one full bath must have had sliding glass shower doors at one time. The doors have been removed and replaced with a shower curtain, but the door frame remains. It is unsightly at best and has some sharp and dangerous edges at worst. All the beds were comfortable and clean. There were plenty of sheets and towels available. The kitchen was well stocked with coffee pot and necessary items. The living room furniture was old and in poor repair and uncomfortable to sit upon. I noticed that at least one of the beds had broken and there were makeshift legs attached to one side. The backyard deck and furniture was so dirty that we didn't even use it. And the backyard had no grass, just foot tall weeds and mud. Very unwelcoming. The house was clearly built as a three bedroom/one bath. The formal living room is being used as a bedroom and does not have a closet, but has a wardrobe that acts as a closet. At some point, someone must have raised the back end of the home's roof and added a kitchenette to make the home available to rent to two renters. Interior doors can be shut to close off a single room "apartment" that has a kitchenette, bedroom with a shower/tub unit in it and then down the steep back stairs, there is a tiny half bath. It is so small that the door will not fully open because it bumps into the radiator. Then the front half of the house is a two bedroom/one bath with the living room being used as a third bedroom. My 27 year old son said that the house reminded him of a frat house on the first day of the school year: clean, but still a dump. If the pricing had been really low, I would have expected the home to be in the condition we saw, but it was not. This was a poor value. I rented the home because it was advertised as having 2 1/2 bathrooms and that was wrong. The home has one full bathroom (sink, toilet and tub/shower), on half bath (sink and toilet) and there is a stand alone tub/shower in what is being used as the upstairs bedroom. The home is advertised as being "funky". It is not. It is merely old and in a poor state of repair and in need of a lot of maintenance and rebuilding to make it safe for future renters. Some of the best things about the home are that the appliances were all in excellent working conditions including the washer and dryer. The TV in the living room had a good selection of channels and I was able to log into my Amazon account to watch movies. I was able to park on the street, generally close to the home on almost every evening. I was told that there was offstreet parking available if I wanted it. Unfortunately, it was in the mud and weeds in the back yard and I did not have boots to walk through the muck, so we did not use it.