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Northern Los Angeles County · California

Antelope Valley

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Front exterior of 11132 E Avenue R6CRMLS listing photos · Kirk Swirczynski / Century 21 Doug Anderson · listing #26007018
Dated public listing snapshotPreliminary investor screenActive · recheck due

Littlerock, California · Littlerock R6 Fixer

11132 E Avenue R6

3 beds · 1 bath · 1,355 SF · 1.14 advertised acres

$375,000

A real Littlerock TLC listing with a one-acre-plus parcel, partially converted bonus room, outbuildings, septic, propane, and a reported water feature needing repair. The ask was reduced to $375,000. The retained initial AIIP screen used $399,000 and needs a new analysis at the reduced price.

Planning rehab$96,482$56,143–$151,888
Provisional ARV$439,965Public-comp screen · not an appraisal
Dated screen resultPass at analyzed priceAt $399,000 purchase: −$144,453 · -24.7% ROI. Reduced ask requires reanalysis.

Courtesy of Century 21 Doug Anderson · Kirk Swirczynski.

Public listing displayed for sale at $375,000 at the October 19 source check; reduced from $399,000 on October 6. Reconfirm in GAVAR/iHomefinder before action. The financial screen retains its prior $399,000 purchase assumption.

Checked Oct 19, 2026 · next status check due Oct 20, 2026. Public records show a 1956 build year, while the listing states that the original home burned down and was rebuilt in 2009. Permits, final inspections, legal area, insurance treatment, and the water feature must be reconciled.

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Front exterior of 4837 W Avenue L13GAVAR MLS photo · listing #26003437
Closed listing case studySold · recheck due

Quartz Hill, California · Quartz Hill L13 Fixer

4837 W Avenue L13

2 beds · 1 bath · 636 SF · 0.24 acre

$250,000 last list

A compact single-story fixer on a fenced 10,454-square-foot lot with a detached two-car garage. The listing side reports that the property has sold, so it remains visible only as a dated market case study without an unsupported ARV, repair budget, or maximum offer.

Year built1951Public listing fact
Parking2-carDetached 2-car garage
AnalysisNot publishedInspection, costs, and comps still required

Courtesy of Century 21 Doug Anderson · Helber Camey, DRE #02242768.

Sold/closed. Public Redfin MLS history reports $252,500 on August 10, 2026; final sale date and price remain pending direct MLS or recorded-document confirmation. Concessions are unknown.

Publicly reported sale: $252,500 · Aug 10, 2026. Public sale history ↗

Checked Oct 13, 2026 · next status check due Oct 20, 2026. Listing-side confirmation and a current off-market indicator support the closed status. Public MLS syndication now reports a $252,500 sale on August 10, 2026; direct MLS or recorded-document confirmation and concessions remain outstanding.

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