The message with instructions earlier than planned and were very communicative.

I had difficulty getting the back door to open with the code. the loudest noises were usually outside the coffee shop while closed.

Very spacious and comfortable. Location was centralized.

Not knowing much about this area of Kansas City, we found ourselves in a diverse neighborhood in a home that was built in 1901 and now updated to 4 large apartments each with 2 bedrooms, one bathroom, living room, dining room, very modern kitchen, very comfortable beds. AC worked! There was off street parking and even though it was on a good size street, it was quiet. The host, Kevin, was very attentive and helpful when I locked myself out and couldn’t get back in [my fault]. He drove over, showed me how to use the key code, showed us how the TV worked and answered all our questions about the house. Across the street is a funky cafe where we went for coffee in the mornings. The Nelson Atkins Museum and the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art are a six minute drive, fabulous BBQ 9 minute drive away, Big T’s Bar-B-Q - NOT FANCY!

Initially I thought that the front yard could have been better kept until I realized that it was on a slope down to the sidewalk and every house in two block + in either directions had the same slope that would have been impossible to mow. I would probably repaint the interior stairs …. these are all minor things!!!

It was a cute place with a lot of potential a little TLC would go a long way.

Definitely n Ed to fix up a few things, a new shower curtain, fix the leak under the sink so it doesn’t smell when you walk in, fix the bathroom toilet paper and towel rack, fix your lamps and table in living room. Leave things like salt pepper coffee creamer for guest would be nice.