This unit is really not quite ready to rent out. It's a fresh remodel, and looks great, it just needs to be finished up and frankly needs most of the furniture replaced.
Some of the problems I encountered:
Broken furniture (one broken dining chair, and another fixed with drywall screws)
sorely lacking kitchen items (no sharp knives or cutting board, and melamine dishes)
uncomfortable beds (polyester sheets on saggy mattresses)
and the absolute cheapest junk possible to furnish the remainder of unit made our stay uncomfortable and unpleasant. There was a broken (taped-up) window that went unfixed throughout our month-long stay. The heat wouldn't come on, so I fixed the thermostat myself after the owner, instead of sending someone to fix it, dropped off a copy of the thermostat owners manual and a dented radiator.
The walls are also so thin I honestly thought someone was in the unit in the middle of the night the first night. Turns out, there's just a door with a big gap under it between units, so it sounded like they were in my bedroom.
The listing shows the host as "Arnold" but I still don't know who that is - he's neither the apparent owner nor manager.
The listing shows "dedicated workspace" but there isn't one. I rented office furniture to get through the month.
If the owner and manager correct these issues, the unit could be quite nice! I don't think any of them are uncorrectable, but time and future reviews will tell.
Pluses:
The front garden is nice looking
The neighborhood is an absolute pleasure to be in. We walked miles every day, admiring houses, watching kids having fun learning to ride bikes and drawing on the sidewalks, and seeing halloween decorations go up.
Location relative to Division St. restaurants and bars is fantastic
Having Nossa Familia coffee and New Seasons just a block away saved us so much time. Both are a pleasure to visit.
Again, I hope this place turns around, because it's so close to being good.