Man Buys $5000 ABANDONED HOUSE and Renovates it Back to New | Extended Version by  

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Mine went 119k, over 350 now, it's called a investment, way more than a house, it be home😊

Definitely, spent 120k renovated for 60k worth 280k and yes it does feel good.

how about solar powered roof tiles?

As i'm watching this i'm really impressed with some of the craftsman ship I see. However I cannot believe that there Has been permits pulled and inspection done for the plumbing and the electric and the insulation. So many basic violations as far as the plumbing goes and the installation wouldn't keep out anything. But if that's what code is in that area guess it's done o k.

Another question is both the mold a specialist for mediation, It's doing it that way legal in your state. Because it's certainly not here in massachusetts.

watch some city's states it against the law to harvest rain water.

I can only imagine how much the debris removal cost them. They had to fill up a bin or two ... or three or four. That house looked like it belonged to a hoarder. Which probably was a good thing in the long run. Kept the vandalism over the years to a minimum. Nobody wanted to go into a house full of debris.

not just washing, but pressure washing nook and cranny. that's dedicated quality.

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I have to agree. The only way this project was even viable is that the house was sold for so cheap. Fortunately, there were no major issues with the foundation, roof, plumbing, or even HVAC. All of which would have added huge additional expenses to the project. Did they make a profit? I'm sure they did. But this also came with a huge risk.

But he bought it for 5000 dollars he can afford to put a lot of money and besides selling for double

@@charlottebarnes6761 What he did was buy a lot for $5k that happened to have a building on it. Which I'm sure was initially condemned by the city. So they put no value on it. And if it was a small lot to begin with, $5k was probably a fair value of the land.

@@charlottebarnes6761it’ll sell for a lot more than double, or $10,000 😂. Probably closer to $100,000 depending where it is

28:12 ...there was no way they could just put a bandaid on this one..they had to start from scratch. He turned 5k into 500k +!..It should be motivation for the neighbors to upgrade and raise asking price for theirs!.. I would!

Old has character! It's also built better.

Agree with you especially about the windows,they don't give as much light as larger ones.Thats such a shame.!!

Not only for the lights but mainly for fire escape.

Depending on the area, having lower windows could be a safety concern. And based on the home's selling price, I'd assume it's not the best neighborhood.

i would have made the bathroom bigger if possible.

The exterior is brick.. I assume they didn't want to have to mess with that.

Allein den Müll zu beseitigen hat viel Geld gekostet und das Renovieren ?

A cold house.

Yeah I'm confused about that too

@@MQJ007 wouldn't be Florida or Texas - i've lived in both states, and neither home had a basement (all on slabs). I'm guessing northeast or chicago area

RIGHT! I HOPE THEY KEPT IT! ❤

The owners of this channel DID NOT RENOVATE THE HOUSE!! The Original owner of the video, Vitalli, has his own channel and HE did the work.

Mejor hubiera comprado una casa nueva

С такой бригадой грех не сделать!

Style is one's preference. Also with the amount of mold and moisture throughout the house and the original door being solid wood, there is a possibility it was contaminated with a smell and could not be saved

I was thinking the same thing. Should have been done before building the fence.

So you need to watch Auricatarina

thank you!@@hryncu6657

She cleans up hoarders homes, they’re gross 🤢

In some Cities it's the law. Has nothing to do with a persons character.

At my mom’s, if the bad side faces the neighbors, it’s their fence. I know this because I told the neighbor I would only ask nicely once to stop cutting her grass down the one side. Their lake view is now a white pvc view.

@@GoblinsMombro what?

@@_salzberri They are on top of a mountain that overlooks a lake. Her neighbor pissed me off so I put up a 6’ fence down the property line and it totally blocks their view of the lake. I easily cost them 50k in one afternoon. Hey, they were warned…😈

@@GoblinsMom lmao ooh, well you did ask nicely

You need to invite an Orthodox priest, he will read very strong prayers that will expel all ghosts and demons from the house. The house will be consecrated and clean, and there will be a guardian angel in it.

they used cement board.. a much, much better material versus greenboard.

@@davek5777 and why not go with environmentally friendly insulation like spray foam? Much better for health of habitants and so cost effective, plus a great moisture barrier on outside walls and attic.

@@LPnerd thats a "new method". Back in the day when i used to do bathroom remodels, it was common to replace the greenboard (which was originally used) with cement board. Green board is only water "resistant" due to a waxy layer applied on the board in manufacturing it. This would eventually fail esp if used in shower locations depending on the mud and grout job of the tile placed on top of the board. "Greenboard" back then was simply drywall gypsum boards with the waxy layer. And, i agree - the newer methods (foam boards) are a better in either case

@@davek5777 Thanks. I have a bathroom remodel due in my home and like to know what's new and better before I hire someone for the job.!

@@LPnerd Make sure you hire a licensed/registered and insured contractor to do the job. TBH, cement board or even "Hardi board", i would say is a tried and true way to do a tub or shower surround. Before contractors even started using greenboard (which simply is just drywall board) in bathrooms, the old-timers would nail wire mesh to the studs and then actually Trowel on cement to the mesh to about 3/8-3/4" thick. Then, they'd apply tile to that surface once dry. They even did this on the "non-wet" locations in the bathroom. This way was done until the 1970-1980s. And, it was solid. So, cement board imitates this method. I've never been a fan of Pex (plastic water lines) or spray foam (highly flammable). Copper pipes and cement board are two variations that have survived the test of time.

Yeah that does make more sense

You’re right, I didn’t see any insulation being installed either. And most homes are doing open floor plans. They put walls separating the living and kitchen areas.

I was thinking the same thing 😅

​@@cactusboundAn open floor plan is not a preference for everyone. Personally, I prefer separation.

El 90%de las casas .no tienen aislamiento .cámaras de aire si .pero los de hace más de 40 años .ni eso.

Doesn’t it depend on the climate of the area the house is in ?

My mind is blown, zero insulation in those walls. That house is gonna bleed energy. Hot in the summer, cold in the winter. Piss poor.

That a house flipper special, never buy a remodel home from a flipper, they will cut every corner possible to make a bigger profit.

Was just going to post that….

There was definitely insulation in the walls. The fiberglass side wasn't visible because it was facing the outside.

@@unsatsoupsandwich no it wasn’t.

соседи могут быть такими же.Район судя по всему не очень

Как как... Про альзгемер почитай. Жили , состарились а потом подохли. В общем болезнь плюшкина. Или просто бомжи жили.

Of course it didn't cost him $5k after all said and done with the work that his team put in. $5k is what it cost him to attain the abandoned property in the first place.

Like Krusty the clown would say: Yeeaah!!!

The title says the house was bought for $5k. It was renovated after. Of course that is an entirely separate cost.

You can’t be this dumb lmao

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