Four friends and I stayed at this residence for just under three months.
Furniture: The table in the common area broke within the first two days, as the glass on top of the table just slid out under the broken wooden legs. Harnek replaced them within a few days. The dining table is quite large, with space for 6 people. The couches themselves are of poor quality and their springs started jutting out in uncomfortable ways throughout the top surfaces. The wall-mounted TV works well.
Bedrooms: There are three bedrooms, one of them a master bedroom (with a small attached bathroom). The rooms themselves have relatively little closet space. The beds were all fragile and the legs of one of them gave out within the first week; the bed became a V-shape because the middle legs became warped. There is a screw sticking out (pointy end outwards) in one of the bed frames. One of the bedrooms has a set of wires (including a computer mouse, for some reason) hanging from the corner of the ceiling.
Bathrooms: There are two bathrooms in the house. One is decently sized and the other is just about the smallest a full bathroom can be. Stepping up from the toilet lands you at the sink, and one more step takes you into the shower. The shower nozzle faces the shower curtain directly, so with the relatively high pressure, water comes out very easily (and for our first few weeks, the clogged shower meant you had only a couple minutes before overflows). Both bathrooms' showers got clogged at some point, but Harnek hired a plumber to fix them within a few days. The shower door in the large bathroom was repeatedly problematic, and came off of the hinge on several occasions.
Neighborhood: The house is right next to an abandoned movie theater, where we have seen police presence several times (apparently a fugitive was hiding there at one point). Also the entire street is full of adult stores. That said, there are several nearby fast food places (including Taco Bell).
Miscellaneous bad: The WiFi went down for 4 days, apparently at the fault of the internet provider. We had to buy (and spend hundreds of dollars on) temporary hotspots and My-Fis to do work over these days, until Harnek finally gave us access to the other local WiFi network after a few days. The landlord's dog used to come to our door and start growling on many occasions over the course of our stay. After the eighth or so time, we notified the landlord - and were told (rather rudely) that this was the dog's home and that he was only "purring". We had several other unpleasant run-ins with the landlord: we heard him swearing/cussing on the phone in our front yard in many instances; and once, we saw him hiding behind a bush in our front yard, peeking out in the direction of the auto shop across the street.
Miscellaneous good: The house's A/C works well, especially useful in the summer and heat waves. While there are no large pans or pots in the kitchen and relatively few spoons and forks, the kitchen itself is well equipped with a large fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, and stove. Harnek is generally quite responsive, and quickly tries to fix things that are broken.