After 40 years of renting Gulf Coast vacation properties, this was by far the most poorly maintained home we've experienced. We paid approximately 22,000 for one week expecting a well-maintained 12-bedroom house where our extended family could stay together. Instead, we found extensive deferred maintenance throughout.Our bedroom had graffiti on the wall and a broken bed frame that my husband and cousin repaired themselves using a pot for support. Broken cabinets, drawers off their tracks, cracked tile, damaged trim, worn/old furniture, and trash around the property were common. The hot tub required multiple service visits due to mold. The dryer didn't spin, the dishwasher didn't clean dishes properly, and essential kitchen items like baking dishes were missing.Most concerning, the sliding glass doors would not lock, and the maintenance technician told us they needed replacement. Bathroom doors locked people in, so we kept a butter knife above the door to open them. Later in the week, the dining room ceiling began leaking onto our family during lunch.Instead of enjoying our vacation, I spent hours each day coordinating repairs and fielding concerns from our group. These weren't isolated issues—they reflected long-term deferred maintenance. This property has great potential, but at this price, renters should expect a safe, functional, and properly maintained home. Unfortunately, we cannot recommend it in its current condition.