A picket fence plus sunshine yellow paint equals adorable. This three-bedroom, one-and-a-half bathroom charmer has a working fireplace, fancy countertops, recessed lights, and hardwood floors, and sits on a 6,418-square-foot lot. That backyard is waiting for your parties. It's listed for $439,000.

This cute 1935 house calls itself a Tudor, though it's hard to tell with all that tall foliage. First order of business: get the hedge trimmers out and go to town. Inside, there's a fireplace and modest but newer-looking kitchen. This house on a nice block is selling for $349,000.

Your own little chunk of suburbia, a few blocks east of the revitalized Forum. It's listed for $499,000.

If the words "definite fixer" pique your interest, prepare to be piqued. Located on a 5,203-square-foot lot, this unique dwelling could be very cool with the right updates. It's listed for $330,000.

With four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a nice-sized front yard, this place offers a good amount of space. The inside is light and bright and has been recently remodeled. Nearly 1,700 square feet, the house is asking $499,990.

Sure, this cute, not-so-little 1925 cottage could use some paint, but at least the inside's snappy! Fresh paint, new tile, and new appliances can be found throughout the three bedrooms and one bathroom of this 1,326-square-foot house. Rent is $2,300.

Gated parking comes with this first-floor unit, as do wood floors, marble in the shower, and extra-large closets. Rent for the two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment is $1,275.