Probate Sale, subject to Court confirmation and over-bidding in Court at the Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles. Sale confirmation is scheduled for Tue., Mar 10, 2026, at 8:30 am in Dept. 44 at Central Court located at 111 North Hill St., Los Angeles, CA 90012. Asking price is the 1st minimum overbid amount. All interested over-bidders must be present in the Court with a cashier’s check for at least 10% of the minimum overbid amount (=$47,300.00), payable to “The W.W Davis and I.L Davis Family Living Trust”. Rare opportunity to own a fixer 3-bed, 2-bath home approx. 1,366 SF living area on a 5,392 lot SF with 3 car garage in Broadway-Manchester. Title shows 1 bed 1 bath only. Buyer to independently verify the accuracy of the square footage, bedroom/ bathroom count, lot size or lot lines/dimensions, permitted or un-permitted spaces. The adjacent lot located at 810 E 104th St is also owned by the same trust, and is listed for sale separately (MLS#: 25602679). They don’t need to be purchased together but there’s a unique opportunity to purchase two side-by-side parcels at the same time. Sale of 810 E 104th St. is No Court confirmation required. Once in a life-time opportunity for the right investor with the right vision, to acquire this home at a great price and convert it into the true gem it can be, and realize substantial benefits. Current tenant(s) are on a month-to-month tenancy, paying $2,039.50 per month. The property needs rehab and updating. Just minutes away from Glenn Anderson FWY (I-105) and Harbor FWY (I-110), parks, restaurants and schools. Sold AS IS and WHERE IS, with all faults, and without warranty, express or implied, with current tenant(s) in place. Seller will not be responsible for any repairs, inspection reports, termite work, or mandatory government retrofit requirements prior to closing. Buyer to conduct their own investigations and assume all responsibilities for making the necessary repairs to the property. Seller is a Successor Trustee, unrelated to the property owner, and cannot make any representations as to the condition or history of the subject property.