Thu, Aug 13, 2026 | 5:00 pm – Thu, Aug 20, 2026 | 10:00 am
Abandoned Property: 1750 N Western Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90027
Bidding Begins:
Thu, Aug 13, 2026 | 5:00 pm
Lots Start Closing:
Thu, Aug 20, 2026 | 10:00 am
AuCTION LOCATION:
1750 N Western Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90027
AUCTION TYPE:
Online Only
Preview Date & Time:
Previews by photos only
Auction category:
Pickup information:
Winning bidder will have 3 – 5 days to pick up
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Auction Description:
Abandoned Property: 1750 N Western Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90027
Discover electronics, gaming systems, collectibles, household furnishings, tools, recreational items, and more in this Los Angeles abandoned property auction. Fischer Auction & Appraisal will sell the entire property contents as one bulk lot to one winning bidder.
📍 Auction Location: 1750 N Western Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90027
🗓️ Bidding Opens: Thursday, August 13, 2026, at 5:00 p.m.
⏰ Bidding Closes: Thursday, August 20, 2026, at 10:00 a.m.
📷 Preview: Photo-only preview
🚚 Pickup: The winning bidder will have 3–5 days to pick up and remove the property
💻 Auction Format: Online public auction; all items are offered together as one bulk lot
Bid on the Abandoned Property at 1750 N Western Ave. in Los Angeles
This online auction presents an exciting opportunity to purchase a diverse collection of electronics, gaming equipment, collectible currency, furniture, tools, toys, and household goods. Because everything is being sold together, bidders can acquire a substantial group of assets through one competitive bid.
Featured items include an unopened iPhone, two Nintendo Switch game consoles, a PlayStation 5 console, Sony DualSense wireless PlayStation controllers, and a Meta Quest 3 Touch Plus controller. Two wall-mounted flat-screen televisions and a router are also included.
These electronics may appeal to resellers, gamers, collectors, and buyers searching for useful technology with potential resale value. 🎮📱
Collectibles, Recreational Items, and Specialty Assets
The auction also includes a variety of collectible coins and foreign currency. Collectors and resellers may find interesting pieces within this group, although bidders should rely on the available photographs when evaluating the contents.
Additional featured assets include a SYXmoto mini dirt bike, go-cart, bicycle, remote-control car, binoculars, walkie-talkies, a flute with its case, and a pellet gun. These recreational and specialty items add variety to the lot and may offer strong resale or personal-use potential.
Collectible toys, children’s toys, stuffed animals, and other hobby-related items are also included. 🪙🏍️
Furniture, Appliances, and Household Contents
The bulk lot contains several practical household appliances. Items include an Instant Pot, air fryer toaster, rice cooker, blender, mini refrigerator, dish drainer, cookware-related accessories, glassware, silverware, dishes, and utensils.
Furniture and home furnishings include a sofa, coffee table, glass media table, stadium chair, queen mattress, bed frame, headboard, two nightstands, dresser, small chest of drawers, corner shelves, wire counter rack, area rugs, cat trees, bathroom wall unit, and assorted home décor.
The property also contains multiple potted plants, tealight candles, bedding, laundry baskets, bathroom sundries, plastic storage drawers, and household tools. These useful contents may appeal to homeowners, rental-property operators, staging professionals, flea-market vendors, and secondhand retailers. 🏠
Clothing, Luggage, and Personal Accessories
Buyers will also receive four suitcases, clothing, shoes, hats, purses, backpacks, bedding, and other personal and household goods. These items can add value for thrift resellers, donation-center operators, export buyers, and liquidators who have the ability to sort and market a broad selection of merchandise.
Why This Los Angeles Bulk-Lot Auction Is Worth Bidding On
This auction combines higher-interest electronics with collectibles, transportation items, furniture, appliances, toys, and everyday household goods. Therefore, the winning bidder may have several ways to recover value from the purchase.
A reseller could market the electronics individually, group the household items into smaller lots, and sell the furniture or recreational equipment through local marketplaces. Likewise, an export buyer or liquidator may benefit from acquiring a large selection of merchandise through a single transaction.
Most importantly, the auction offers the entire property contents as one bulk lot. Bidders do not need to compete separately for every item. Instead, one winning bidder receives all listed property and assumes responsibility for removing it within the stated pickup period.
👉 Review the auction photographs, register to bid, and place your bid today:
https://bidfischer.com/auctions/1857564/lots
Who Should Bid on This Abandoned Property Auction?
This Los Angeles auction is ideal for electronics resellers, gaming collectors, thrift-store operators, flea-market vendors, liquidators, export buyers, landlords, homeowners, and experienced bulk-lot buyers. It may also appeal to startups furnishing a workspace, hobbyists looking for recreational equipment, and families seeking furniture or household goods. Buyers with the ability to remove, transport, sort, test, and resell multiple categories of property may find the strongest opportunity.
Important Buyer and Removal Information
All items are offered as one bulk lot to a single winning bidder. Buyers should inspect every available photograph and complete their own evaluation before bidding. Item descriptions are provided as a general guide and should not replace a bidder’s independent inspection.
The winning bidder will have 3–5 days to pick up the property. The buyer is responsible for all labor, tools, equipment, vehicles, loading, transportation, and disposal required during removal.
Bidders should plan ahead before placing a bid. Some contents may require multiple workers, suitable vehicles, lifting equipment, or more than one trip. Unless the auction terms state otherwise, buyers should assume that items are sold in their present condition, without guarantees regarding operation, completeness, authenticity, or future performance.
California Abandoned Property Auctions
California abandoned property sales can help property owners, landlords, attorneys, managers, and other authorized parties address personal property left behind after occupancy ends. The applicable process may include notice, storage, publication, and sale requirements, depending on the circumstances and the property’s value.
California Civil Code Section 1988 addresses the disposition and public sale of certain personal property remaining after a tenancy, while Government Code Section 6066 establishes a method of publishing notices when that publication standard applies. Because legal requirements can vary, property owners should consult qualified legal counsel regarding their specific situation.
Fischer Auction & Appraisal provides the auction marketing, online bidding platform, bidder outreach, sale administration, and asset-disposition experience needed to conduct an organized competitive auction. Our team helps present the available property to qualified buyers while creating a clear, professional bidding process.
Need Help With Abandoned Property or Other Assets?
Fischer Auction & Appraisal works with property owners, attorneys, landlords, property managers, business owners, financial professionals, and public agencies throughout California.
Contact our team for assistance with:
- Abandoned property auctions
- Business liquidations
- Equipment auctions
- Estate assets
- Commercial closures
- Monthly consignments
- Appraisal services
Whether you need to sell the contents of a residence, close a commercial facility, value specialized equipment, or market surplus assets, Fischer Auction & Appraisal can develop an efficient sale strategy.
📞 Contact Fischer Auction & Appraisal to discuss your property, equipment, appraisal, or liquidation needs.
Place Your Bid Before the Auction Closes
Online bidding closes on Thursday, August 20, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. Do not wait until the final moments to register or review the auction terms.
✅ View the photographs
✅ Read the complete terms and conditions
✅ Confirm your removal plan
✅ Register and place your bid
Bid now on the complete bulk lot:
https://bidfischer.com/auctions/1857564/lots
Notice of Sale
Notice is hereby given that under and pursuant to the California Civil Code section 1988(b); Section 6066 of the Government Code any other applicable CA Statutes, that the items of property listed below are believed to be abandoned by David Lesmes Caceres, and all other owners, occupants, partners, tenants and/or subtenants at address: 1750 N Western Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90027. Items will be sold at a Public Auction by Max Le Grande Properties LLC. To be offered in a bulk lot at a competitive bid sale through an Online Auction on Thursday, August 20th, 2026, at 10am. Preview will be by photograph only. Auction access via www.bidfischer.com
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