The check in process was very easy, and the property manager was always available via text message for questions, which I really appreciated. The neighborhood was described as quiet, mostly because there are only 3 residence buildings on the block; the rest of the buildings were abandoned and/or closed businesses. The rental was very clean for the most part; there was quite a bit of mildew staining in the bathroom, and my son’s allergies were acting up, likely due to dust/moisture from being in the basement of the building. The thing that was lacking was the furniture. The couch was quite old and well-worn, the mattresses on the beds were tilted downward toward the headboards making it feel like I was upside down. There were no full length mirrors or other places in the space where one person could get ready while the sole bathroom was occupied. Also, the noise level was difficult for us to get used to. The vinyl flooring was very loud, even with bare feet, both in our unit and the one upstairs from us. The upstairs tenant walked back and forth across our ceiling all night long, and the sound seemed to be amplified by the acoustics. They did provide sound machines in each of the bedrooms, which helped some, but not quite enough to prevent us from waking up to the walking above us.