@Eduardo1110 Of course, if you don't have a good feeling about a place, you shouldn't book it.
But one thing you may not be aware of is that new listings often have a substantial discount applied for the first few bookings. This is so hosts can attract guests to a new listing, and get a few reviews for guests to go on, before they raise their price to something that is in line with the other listings in their area. It's just like a store offering big sale prices when they first open, to get customers to come in.
And also, some new hosts don't even realize that there have been substantial discounts applied to their listings, as it is done by default by Airbnb when a listing is new. A host actually has to turn those discounts off if they don't want them applied, which many new hosts aren't aware of.
There have been many posts here on the forum from new hosts who are very upset because they got a booking at a price that was so low that the host wouldn't even be making any money, but they have to honor that booking, because it's not the guest's fault that the pricing was wrong.
Of course, if a price seems way too low for what is offered, that is a cause to be wary, but it's also possible that one of the situations I described here are why it seems way too cheap.