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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Purchasing Property in LA (Korea Town)
I just found a property on MLS that is on sale in LA (near Korea town, Silver Lake, and Wilshire) and it's been around 270 days on the market and the price is $800,000 (3 bed 1.5 bath 1600 sqft).
My question: is it possible to negotiate with the owner of this property directly even after the property is on the market?
It has been on the market for so long I am curious if this is a possibility.
Thank you for your reply ahead of time!