212 W 84th, Los Angeles, California 90003, Los Angeles, 90003 - bed, bath
ACTIVE$850,000
212 W 84th, Los Angeles, California 90003
0Bed
0Bath
3,952Sqft
5,400Lot
Year Built
1964
Close
-
List price
$850K
Original List price
$850K
Price/Sqft
$215
HOA
-
Days on market
-
Sold On
-
MLS number
MB25269847
Home ConditionFair
Features
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About this home
We found 4 Cons,5 Pros. Rank: price - $850.0K(67th), sqft - 3952(95th), beds - undefined(50th), baths - undefined(50th).
Investment opportunity with monthly income potential! Live in one or two of the units and let the additional two units generate consistent monthly rental income for you or need to complete a 1031 upleg exchange. FOUR UNITS (1) 3-bedroom 2 bathrooms with access to rear yard, (2) 2 bedrooms 1 bathrooms each unit upper unit has balcony, (1) 1- bedroom 1 - bathroom downstairs unit. Spacious 3,952 sqft of living area. Common exterior laundry room, on-site carport area for tenant parking. Close proximity to LAX, SoFi Stadium Hub, Downtown LA restaurants and shops, easy access to 110, 105, 91 & 10 Fwys.
Price History
Date
Event
Price
12/03/25
Listing
$850,000
07/30/10
Sold
$140,000
09/01/06
Sold
$430,000
03/19/03
Sold
$125,500
07/07/99
Sold
$118,000
Condition Rating
Fair
The property, built in 1964, is 60 years old. While several interior units showcase recent cosmetic updates, including modern white shaker cabinets, new sinks, contemporary light fixtures, updated bathroom vanities with gold accents, and new LVP/laminate flooring, the overall condition is pulled down by the building's age and dated exterior. The visible renovations appear to be within the last 5-15 years, making the renovated units move-in ready. However, there is no indication of extensive updates to major systems (plumbing, electrical, roof) which are likely original or very old, and the exterior facade appears to be from the original construction era. The presence of wall heaters suggests no central HVAC. Therefore, while the interiors are appealing, the property as a whole is aged, and major components are functional but likely outdated, requiring potential future capital expenditures.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Strong Income Potential: The property is explicitly marketed as an 'Investment opportunity with monthly income potential,' offering consistent rental income from four units, ideal for investors or 1031 exchange.
Versatile Multi-Unit Configuration: Comprising four distinct units (3-bed/2-bath, two 2-bed/1-bath, 1-bed/1-bath), it caters to diverse tenant needs and offers flexibility for owner-occupancy with additional income.
Strategic Location & Accessibility: Its close proximity to major employment centers like LAX and Downtown LA, entertainment hubs like SoFi Stadium, and easy access to multiple freeways (110, 105, 91, 10) enhances tenant appeal.
Ample Living Space: With a spacious 3,952 sqft of living area across four units, the property offers generous space, potentially leading to comfortable living conditions for tenants.
Tenant-Friendly Amenities: The inclusion of a common exterior laundry room and on-site carport parking adds significant convenience and value for tenants, potentially aiding in retention.
Cons
MLS Listing Discrepancy: Lot size discrepancy between mls listing and other public or private record. mls listing lot size in square feet =5400, other record lot size in square feet = 5319. Living area discrepancy between mls listing and other public or private record. mls listing living area = 3952, other record living area = 992.
Age of Property & Potential for Deferred Maintenance: Built in 1964, the property is 60 years old, which may indicate older systems (plumbing, electrical) and finishes that could require significant capital expenditures for updates or repairs.
Lack of Unit-Specific Condition Details: The description does not provide specific details on the current interior condition or recent renovations of individual units, which could hide immediate repair needs or outdated aesthetics.
Unspecified Utility Metering: There is no mention of whether the units are separately metered for utilities, which can impact tenant responsibility for costs and potentially increase landlord operating expenses.