This house was in a convenient location in a quiet neighborhood and the price was reasonable. It would probably be good for a long-term rental where someone could stock up with whatever you need, but it wasn't great for a short-term rental. We experienced several issues. The door code had been changed from what we were told so we had to contact the owner at night and wait on details in the yard with our luggage. The master bath was full of dozens of used, open toiletries, including lots of products for rashes and even dog shampoo! It was just unsanitary. I had to clean everything out and throw it away. The kitchen was also full of old, open food products and containers. There was a horrible odor from something rotten in the garbage disposal. The small trash can in the kitchen filled up quickly but the trash can outside was completely full so you could not throw out stinky food containers. Walking around in socks revealed that the floors were filthy. There was broken furniture, including a broken step going down to the basement den. The shower in the master bath leaked onto the floor. Most concerning was that the sliding glass backdoor handle was broken and would not lock. It was "secured" with an old mop handle that could easily be displaced by shaking the door. There were three TVs in the house and six or seven remotes on the coffee table with no instructions on how to operate anything. The worst problem however was the heat. We were there in July and expected summer temps, but the bedrooms were upstairs and the AC was not capable of cooling the entire house. The owner had placed noisy, cheap fans in the bedrooms to try and compensate for the inefficient air conditioning. By the second day, the AC started to go out. By the third night it had completely stopped working and the temperature inside was unbearable. I have friends that own AirBnBs, I have stayed several times in AirBnBs with family, and even rented one before for business trips so I know what a good owner provides and what to expect in terms of cleanliness. I was disappointed at the lack of amenities and attention to details like having coffee condiments in individual packages, dishcloths in the kitchen, or floor towels for the bathrooms. And again, all those open products was disturbing. I advise discarding all used items in the bathrooms and food areas after each guest rental! This was a cute house, but the owner needs to be more attentive to cleanliness, security, repairs, and little touches that make a short-term rental pleasant.