We stayed at this property for 3.5 months while house-hunting in Portland, November through mid February. The location has a lot going for it: close to highways for getting around Portland to view properties, lots of restaurants and grocery stores nearby, and a great neighboorhood for walking. We especially enjoyed walking up Rocky Butte - about a 1.5 hour round trip. The property has off street parking and is fairly spacious inside. There is a basement that has a lot of storage along with a washer and dryer. That said, we did encounter some issues. The property manager was very responsive when we had problems, but some of them could not be solved. First, the bed frame in one bedroom was broken when we arrived. We reported this the next day, and they replaced the bed with a new frame in a few days. Second, the heat was often insufficient if the temperatures dipped below the 40s. The main heating system is shared with another property next door, owned by the same owner. Because there are controls in both units, when both units are occupied the two tenants can independently try to control the heat, which causes the heating system to shut down. We reached out to the manager who took control remotely and got the heat working again, and we were told not to try to adjust the heat - we needed to call the manager when we wanted to turn up the heat. We had to reach out frequently. There were electric radiators in both bedrooms, but that heat did not bleed out into the main living space very well. During a cold snap in February, the temperature in the unit was in the high 50s in the AM, and barely reached 65 degrees by the end of the day - not a nice experience. Third, the mattress in the second bedroom consisted of a foam pad atop a 4-inch mattress. We specifically chose this place because we prefer to sleep in different bedrooms. We never complained about this, but it was tough on my back after our long stay. Fourth, the non-stick coating on the pots and pans was badly scraped up on most of the cookware.