The host meets up with tenants to show them the property which can be a bummer to plan around depending on your schedule. The loft was very clean and was well stocked with cleaning supplies. There is a $50 covid cleaning fee and the guest is expected to clean before departure, which in our case was a lot of extra work on top of packing and logistics. MOST IMPORTANTLY, WE WERE NOT ASSESSED OF THE HORRENDOUS DRUG/HOMELESS SITUATION IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND WERE QUITE SHOCKED AND ABSOLUTELY FELT UNSAFE WHILE WALKING IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD. There were always about 10+ people strung out and sleeping on the sidewalk around the corner from the only entryway. On a few occasions we were not able to enter the building (and had to take a lap around the block) because someone was making a scene at the only entryway. From our loft we would hear people at all hours shouting from the streets below. Oregon decriminalized small amounts of drugs and this neighborhood, next to the bus station, seems to have been affected the worst. My vehicle was too long for the compact parking spot in the garage and they were not able to provide a full size spot so I had to rent a parking spot at the R2D2 building. While walking back and fourth between the vehicle and loft, we saw countless people passed out on the street with aluminum foil and drugs in their hands, people smoking meth in business entryways, yelling at air, arguing with others and collecting/hoarding trash. We had to navigate the neighborhood to our vehicle and back on high alert, side-stepping human feces, strung out sidewalk napers and weirdos. When I commented to the manager about the shock of the situation she simply said that "the homeless people have not been a problem and haven't hurt anyone". Also, she said that there is a lawsuit in the works because the homeless people are blocking the sidewalks and disabled people are affected by the situation. In reality, everyone in the neighborhood is affected, and it's a total nightmare!