Abandoned Boarded up House with Stinking Horse Barn
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Once occupied, started on fire by the husband with the wife inside and the husband unknowing, but she was saved. The second floor was gutted. Repaired and occupied again only to be foreclosed upon, then vacant, now abandoned. This property had an interesting history. They had horses, but now only the wild deer visit the stables and do their business where the horses did.
It appeared to me that there may have been a squatter - how recent I do not know, but I felt like not much time had passed.
Thanks for watching!
January 2023... This property has been purchased from the bank that let it fall into disrepair, is currently repaired and occupied.
So....Where IS that house with the nice Pond ?
@@buggsmcgee9270 I'm sorry, but like many other explorers, I can't reveal locations. I've passed that place many times recently and can report that something is going on there - don't know what exactly. A storage building has been knocked down and an RV is occasionally parked behind the double-wide. If I hadn't received so many rude and obscene comments about that place I wouldn't have disabled comments, but that's the way things go sometimes. Thanks for your interest though.
That kid kitchen brings back memories had the same one when I was young, just loved it 😊
so sad to see old homes just left empty.
I also agree with you Amy. :)
Great job with this video!....... Hope you make many more!
Thanks for watching and your nice comment, Louise. I'm always watching for more houses to explore.
Thank you so much for showing us this house and property.Great job by taking your time so we can take in everything in the rooms.crazy floor plan.so sad that the bank would just let it go.lot of folks would love to have it.like me !!
House rotting away looks like it can be save and the barns to nice looking barn for horses
It's morally reprehensible the way these banks get ahold of these properties and then let them sit for years until they've deteriorated past the point of repair.
It is and so many people homeless. I even read they're 6 houses per homeless person in America. Imagine the immorality and how easy it could be to distribute them among those in need? Particularly am looking for one house, or a piece of land in Miami Florida, I still can't find one cheap where to place a shed and live in there in peace.
The barn was beautiful
Great explore! Love the country and the birds.... nice land/view. :)
beautiful land.
Very cool to see inside this creepy abandoned house. I don't know why, ha ha! Keep 'em coming, please.
awesome video .
Thank you, Lisa
Awesome find. Great video :D
Would u do a rental purshise on the place or something were I an fix it and live in if like rent
Thanks for viewing the video! I'm sorry, but I would not be able to arrange rentals for these properties that I presented. I am adding a comment for the above property.
Ga has a lot of plantation homes and just houses in general that are abandoned. Breaks my heart to see them go
Nicely done video, thank you. A bit unnerving with the possibility of someone sleeping there.
Thanks Evelyn, yes I was a little uncomfortable when I noticed the possibly occupied bedroom. Glad no one was there!
I can imagine you were, I was, when you got to that room.
I'm in ont
I watched the modular home one was this is my second one ... my gosh wondering how much would these properties would go for... amazing land
i just pray for you that you stay safe...no...Wrong Turn ..homes!
:)
seems the house is in pretty good shape considering....wonder why the bank didn't rent it out?...would have been better than letting it fall to ruin..ty for the video
Banks don't rent, they just want to sell or the he_ _ with it.
no for sale.?
This was creepy on so many levels. Super enjoyed it though.
Glad you enjoyed! Yeah, I was a little creeped out as well. Thanks for watching!
Which part did you both find creepy ? great video !
The frig and freezer with doors on is really dangerous for younger kids. The bank should have taken the doors off. Also, a lot of banks gave up on properties because with all the shinanigans between buying and selling with each other they actually lost or never got the titles, so they can't sell. Also, particularly in rural areas or areas that still aren't doing well, there just isn't anyone to buy these houses. Looks like the barn wood/beams, windows, doors , and mantel in the house would be worth saving. Maybe the bank would trade them for fixing the old appliances so some kid doesn't get smothered in them!
what state are you in ?
some one could just move in an squat. take care of the place run electric. then file at court.