The location is nice.
Been in web rentals many many times but always with people not mang. companies. With people they think about, not only what is required, but what are those extras that will make your stay exceptional, especially since you're in a new place and won't remember or even know what all you need. This rental failed on both counts.
On the extras, our family has never been to the beach so we don't have much. A rental in FL I stayed in had lawn chairs and umbrellas and a beach cart and much more. There the owner gave me the inside scoop on the beach and surf experience. Here it is a house with dishes. No dish soap or laundry soap expect one single-use packet required for your chores when you check-out. I needed to fix something, no screwdriver or anything resembling a tool (There were boxes with type-written threats on them if you opened). I wanted to use the primitive grill, no matches or lighters. 4 remotes on the table but no notes or instructions on how the TV works...I could go on. Lesson: BRING EVERYTHING YOU MIGHT POSSIBLY NEED
On the required items, half the lights in the house don't work or need bulbs, NONE of the underside lights work, there was a door broken in the hallway (placed carefully to look ok), etc.
Welcome instructions are kept to a minimum. An auto-email, a pre-generated text, and a 8.5x11 sheet. The nifty CHECKOUT TODO LIST before you leave is a nice touch after the "Cleaning Fee" you pay on top of the advertised cost (not to mention VRBO's cut). And even the TODO list(s) gave contradictory instructions.
Still, it's some rooms near the beach. Better than sleeping outside.