Our stay at Bryan's place was safe and comfortable, but not worth the price we paid. Upon arrival, the house was clean but the wood / laminate flooring was cleaned with an oil-based cleaning solution that showed marks with every step we took, immediately making the floors look very dirty. The carpets in the bedrooms are stained and show a ton of wear, which was ultimately fine, but a bit unsettling. The bedrooms were underfurnished -- no dressers and limited hangars in the whole house, which meant for our ~5 week stay we had to purchase considerable clothing storage solutions to avoid having our things on the floor. We also needed to immediately purchase laundry detergent, paper towels, and drinking glasses. The kitchen was pretty well-stocked, but we could tell that the host selected the cheapest options available -- likely dollar store items for cooking utensils and cutlery -- which is fine, but not what we're accustomed to for this price point (we've stayed at several long-term Airbnbs throughout the last two years).
Another surprise to us was that despite there being a nice deck, there was no outdoor furniture or grill (this wasn't a departure from the listing, but felt like a miss). The kitchen also had an ant problem that we struggled with throughout our stay. In fact, one day a local pest control company came to the door to inquire after our needs, but they didn't realize we weren't the owners. We sent the information to the host but never received a response.
Honestly, this home felt like it was mid-flip.
Some positive notes: the WiFi was strong for two work-from-home-ers to consistently stream multiple meetings at once. The garage was big and we were able to use the entire space throughout our stay. The neighborhood felt safe, although neighbors mentioned to us that they were unaware the home had been turned into an Airbnb, which felt a little odd.