The three-bedroom property, built in 1924, listed earlier this month is worth $1.8 million but is currently priced at $488,000, according to The San Francisco Standard.
The property will be sold as is, meaning the new owners will become the current tenants' new landlords.
The San Francisco metro area is one of the most expensive place to live.
To afford life in a big city like San Francisco, you'd have to make double what most Americans earn, according to a May Moody's Analytics analysis.
The unusual sale is partly due to a family feud, according to The San Francisco Standard.
Persons:
you'd, Sandra Lee, Cheryl Lee, Todd Lee, Sandra, didn't, Lee
Organizations:
San Francisco, San Francisco Standard, North, CNBC
Locations:
San Francisco's, San Francisco, Russia Hill