1. Official record: 1bedroom/ 0.75 bath (shower+toilet), the back patio has been converted to a bonus room and used as a second bedroom (small).
2. 720 sq ft indoor, 2040 lot sz. Built in 1915, very well maintened. Previous owner did put a lot of interior upgrades with new appliances and new paint. It’s in move-in condition.
3. It’s a Bank-owned REO property. The previous owner’s unpaid mortgage balance to the bank was $359K. Listing price now is $380K. The comps in the area is about $425K to 475K.
4. Located in a very good neighborhood in Los Angeles. Close to freeway and shopping. School district is just ok, not excellent.
5. Officially, only one parking space available (not a covered garage). Street parking is not a problem.
6. Just listed in the market for 7 days.
7. Buyer would like to pay 20% down, and the credit is excellent.

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