Nothing alarming at least. 

Hi, so the house my friend has been living in in Los Angeles area has a First Alert P1210 smoke/fire alarm that started chirping in the middle of the night.

No man try 3000 to 7000, if you want to get a more realistic expectation on getting a deal.Second.. the simple fact that you picked 500 is inherently alarming because you are doing the same mistake most do.People spend 1000 dollars on marketing because that is what they can afford at that time.

Many of these type of exams require a certain amount of fire alarms that are interconnected, window size for emergency egress, etc.

It is so alarming to see neighborhoods like Bed-stuy going for 1.7 million dollars.

I don't know about everyone else, but I find this low number extremely alarming.

Out of the 1.6 million people in the metro area only a very small percentage is high crime neighborhoods, but those are the low prices that bring OOS investors, who don't seem to be alarmed by the fact that local investors don't want to buy there.

you would be alarmed how many sellers agents will open up and tell you what is going on.A good agent always communicates with the sellers agent.Then advises his client about the deal!!!

I would like to find a buyer ASAP so was thinking I would market it right away but I also do not want to alarm vandals that the house sits vacant.Thanks in advance!

Instead you can have fire alarm calls or security alarm calls in the middle of the night.