Not too much to say about this listing. It's two photos and a blurb that reads "great little watermelon house." Looks like it drops you right in a residential area with a bus stop right around the corner. Built in 1905 and it's been on the market for over two years, so, maybe do some research before committing...

Right next door to the cheapest option, you'll find this similar 1900-built cottage. What makes it worth an extra $4,000? Not really sure. It's a little older and it's been on the market just as long as it's neighbor, so....good luck!

Cute 900 square-foot Craftsman that might be small but sits on a 4,356 square-foot lot. Actually started at $199K but has come down a bit since May. In the same neighborhood as the previous two but perhaps in a little better shape.

Originally asking $199K, this one's come down to match the market and is probably the first "family home" on the list. 1,453 square-feet of space gets you two bedrooms, your own garage (who knew that was still possible?) and some nice deck space out back,

This three-bedroom looks well maintained and updated. New flooring, paint and bathroom tile inside. Cute fenced yard and covered deck out back. The 1970 rambler could be a nice starter home, especially at the price.

Only 847 square-feet but this cottage has personality. Quirky designs include the deck with stairs outside and the loft bedroom and bonus bunk space inside. According to the listing, this home was built in 1898. Not in bad condition, all things considered.

Lots of charm inside this 708 square-foot two-bedroom, though some of that is the staging. Sure it's small but it's on a 4,356 square-foot lot to plenty of room to roam. You also get fruit trees and a quiet street.

Another charming little bungalow. This one checks in at 836 square-feet and offers two bedrooms, a decently-sized kitchen and nice property in front and in back. Lots of potential here.