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Bar Mandalevy
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Encino, CA
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Investing a condo in bad area? Los Angeles SFV

Bar Mandalevy
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Encino, CA
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Hello I'm interested in purchasing a condo I seen in Panorama City in 8800 Cedros Ave, in San Fernando Valley county of Los Angeles. If anyone familiar with the area..

The price is $125k for 700 square feet with a pool and one parking. 9 out of 30 apartments in the building are for sale becusse (I think) special assessment to the Hoa for extra $160 a month for 30 months. I guess the owners selling becusse can't afford it and don't want the place to go to a Hoa foreclosure?

Seller would pay the special Hoa assessment from the sale. So the Hoa would stay low ($180 a month) and I think should be easy to rent for $1100 a month?

It's impossible to find street parking but the condo comes with one parking. 

We looking to buy and use it as a rental investment property. Make money from the rent and hopefully the property will appericiate in the future. 

Does anyone familiar with the area? And suggestion or advice would appericiated!

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