The owner answered texts quickly, but the unit had cleanliness issues, deferred maintenance, and listing details that should be disclosed before renting it as a two-bedroom, ocean-view, beachfront property.The keypad didn’t work (a known issue, per the cleaner) and mechanical lockbox key didn’t work either. A neighbor lent us a key so we could use the bathroom while waiting for the cleaner, who also had trouble and had to swap keys.Inside, one balcony door didn’t open, and the other wouldn’t close properly. One bedroom stayed above 80, even with fans and doors open. The floor was sandy, and the kitchen table had debris (fingernail clippings!) in the grooves. The showers had heavy buildup; the second bath had cracked tiles and holes in the wall. The bedroom sink ran only cold water and smelled bad.The biggest disappointment was the beach: beach access was only possible at low tide so most of the day, the beach directly outside our beachfront unit was unusable. To enjoy it, we had to haul all our gear down the street to the nearest public access. It wasn’t far, but the lack of access should have been disclosed. On the plus side: the fridge worked (needed cleaning), furnishings were stylish, and the dishwasher and coffee maker functioned. For cooks, there were plenty of spices and utensils.The owner acknowledged some issues but blamed weather, hard water, and budget. I arrived expecting a clean, well-maintained beachfront condo. So I was pretty disappointed.