While the family was pleasant to interact with, I advise conducting a meticulous inspection upon their return. The checkout process was disorganized, and minor interior issues, such as torn fabric, damaged wallpaper, and a broken blind, were highlighted, which unfortunately diverted attention from exterior body damage that I discovered later. This damage, clearly incurred during their rental period, is documented in photographs. Regrettably, good sam policy only allows 48 hours to address such discrepancies. There were also some issues with the power cord that were not brought to my attention. It was either plugged into a poor power source or the connection was left out in the rain for a period of time. The previously pristine cord was sizzling when I plugged it in? Because the connection was so bad. When I brought the exterior damage to the guest's attention, they became defensive and suggested I was making a false accusation. Although I was prepared to overlook the minor interior damages, the exterior damages and power cord replacement will necessitate a repair cost. This, coupled with an unusually high amount of unpaid tolls, resulted in a less than satisfactory experience for us.