We wanted to see the Boise Ballon Festival and this property was very close to Ann Morison Park. We also utilized the vast walking parks across the street to take the kids and dogs out for a nice walk. It was easy to find and many amenities near enough for walking/biking.

The house was small and cute and ended up working out as a last minute solution. The original house that they had posted was not even close to the same property. The photos were completely different both interior and exterior. The one advertised was much larger and had a dedicated work space, a larger kitchen space, a set up truck in the backyard, and was just overall nicer. When I confronted the owners about it they just said "This is a new property and its just as good!" I kept telling them it doesn't fit my needs and finally the transferred me to the actual owner. Despite me continuously telling her I want to communicate over text, she proceeded to call me multiple times. I told her I couldn't and she persisted to try and push it off for a phone call later. This put a bad taste in my mouth. If you're an ethical owner a paper trail should be encouraged, not denied. Finally I asked for a percentage off my total. I paid close to 4 grand for something that wasn't anything that I asked for. She refused and offered to find alternative living situations but nothing else fit my needs nor the amount of time I needed to be in Idaho. I was in a new foreign place and felt like I had no choice but to take it. It's wrong to take advantage of people and advertise something completely different for you own benefit. Buyer beware.