The last "relatively" (when compared to areas of similar or greater cost) safe place in LA city that you can find plenty of beautiful, vintage, craftsman and ranch style homes for under $450K2.

Actually the criminal will have more practice then you and use it against you.Weapons are NOT just knives and guns.Your belt, jewelry, keys, pens etc. can all be deadly weapons if you know how to use them.

They have all sorts of vintage RV trailers each with a funky theme.

I hope this is just a faux pas that will pass.

If the vintage is older it is likely under a 6 cap.  

And what was the go to car in those days.... well if you were a siding salesmen it was a CaddieIf you were a land man it was a Jeep Wagoneer with the faux wood sides.

It's a 2/2, mid 1970's building, exterior is decent, faux woodlaminate flooring, open kitchen with granite countertop and bar.

@David Faulkner  some may act that way I know many truly wealthy and they were it well.. multiple homes multiple ferraris .. jets ... all sorts of trappings of wealth.. can't paint a brush and say all mega rich run around like paupers.and not all rich are are drowing in debt.. one of my business partners who sold his garbage company to waste management for 65 million... owns every thing in cash... homes in Napa valley  Tahoe  big hunting ranches travels the world.. he does wear levi's and drive a Chevy tahoe.. but one look at wifes jewelry and you get the drift.Another of my business partner owns a few hundred unit apartment in PDX all paid for... 2 million dollar home in Honolulu .. member of Wailii  condo at Nauru tower that is vacant most the time I get to use it when I visit.. drives a Tesla I talked him into buying.. so just can't paint the picture of everyone who has a bunch of toys is drowning in debt that simply is not true.

I would love to just put down the faux wood ceramic tiles throughout the whole house but have been told I can't lay them over the existing vinyl tile.  

What’s the oldest vintage cabin you’d buy?