I like that you share the pictures because if the house collapses someday and any of the family members come across your channel...they will have the opportunity to still see this digitally preserved history! Nice work! Be careful not to get hurt, your safety is more important than an exploration. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
I actually like when he show people pictures bc give me an idea of who was living in that house, I don't think he's doing anything wrong, people who were living there left their pictures there obviously they didn't care either. I love his videos, Good job!!!
+Mara S Thank u I felt the same way now if it was names first and last with a picture than that to me crosses the line. It's not like ull be walking down the street one day and be like "Hey ur that person from that abandoned house video I saw on youtube!"
To all the people saying, "It's breaking and entering" and "That's how you get arrested". Well, at least he's not vandalizing stuff. He is truly documenting the past as you can tell no one lives in there. Also, it's a risk he's willing to take 🤷♀️ you can't control if he's going to go exploring or not
It will be funny one day if this guy....or someone like him goes into an "abandoned" house.....finds a body and then when they turn around to hightail it out of there, they find a Michael Myers type standing behind them with a big knife. But then it would also be funny if they were videoing out a front window and just happen to see a police car pull up and Cops wanting to know WTF they think they are doing there.
Doesn't matter, the property is still owned by another and unless the "EXPLORER" has either oral or written permission to enter said property, it is TRESPASSING and is illegal. In Oklahoma illegally entering a house like that can get you legally shot. It's called the "Castle Protection Law". Whether the house is vacant or lived in, the property owner has the legal right to shoot the trespasser if their 'IN' the home/dwelling...........trust me I have an excellent scope on my 30/30. We don't take kind to property trespassers here, especially if there is also Livestock on the property.
@@JeffreyStrader the castle law just allows you to defend yourself in your own property if there is an intruder and you think they will cause bodily harm. It is not a free pass to shoot just because someone entered. And it’s habitable property…
I'd love to go back in time to see how these homes used to look., and who lived there. When we lived in North Carolina we went house hunting, and the homes we saw for sell had this kind of feel to them. They were sellable though.
Wow!I love watching these abandoned homes. I myself love to explore. However due to a recent illness, i cannot go into these places. So therefore i thank you for sharing your explorations. Thanks guy. Godspeed Norma
We have a neighbor that had bought a house with 4 acres above us about 4 years ago. This guy keeps bringing more junk year after year. I picture his house looking like this
We're spending most our lives,living in a hoarder's paradise (sung to Coolio's Gangsta's Paradise)...Just let's all be thankful Christopher had pants on in his polaroid!The weird thing about some hoarders is,they hoard things they think are pretty,or will beautify their home.These things are sometimes so treasured they never leave the original packaging,for now fear of breaking or dirtying the item comes into play.Some stuff is saved for sentimental value(I'm one of those hoarders)but eventually there comes a time to purge,and it always feels better.Wish I could've gone with you,but we'd still be digging thru crap...Thanks again for a fun explore!I love going with ya!
Hi, very interesting, thanks! To add to the previous comments, yes a lot of stuff but old disused buildings are perfect for putting things that aren't quite ready to take to the dump. For example: after a flood or tornado there are things people find and need to put somewhere. It isn't their stuff so they don't want to throw it out. Once I visited a house which had been doused with water from a major fire which had started in the kitchen; the restoration people boxed up everything but the owners had died in the fire so the heirs to the property didn't feel like going through everything and left it.
I love abandoned houses. Found about 15 of them in the past 2 years, and one thing i have noticed about a lot of them is that there is often a lot of crap on the stairs, for some reason.
As a wordworker, the sight of disintegrating books & old typewriters saddens me. I wish they had a home where folks could use/read them, but by now, they've prob permanently absorbed the wonderful poo-palace stench. I felt for ya trying to navigate those stairs; actually caught myself covering my nose for a moment, there.
You found a potential gold mine mate, hope you had time to open that CA$H regi$ter 😆 and gone through all the boxes, don't deprive yourself of a potential fortune bro
The old keyboard/printer is an old 1980s, I think, typewriter. It could be 1990's. I remember using one of those in High School in 1989. Be gentle with Military attire out of respect for the Soldiers, please. People are very sensitive abut that. Be respectful of everyone's personal belongings. You never know what may have happened to them. It is like paying your respects to them when you rifle through their things. Just please be gentle and respectful of them. Put things back where you found them.
Me and a friend went into an abandoned house that looked like it was decorated in the 40s or 50s. It wasn't cluttered like this one, actuality pretty clean. No power to the house, but after being in there for a while a record player turned on and was playing old music. Scared the hell out of us,we ran like little bitches.
Sad that I have a house I've owned for the past 13 yes. I'm mostly there when it's warm. It's been broken into 5 times. Creatures who haven't learn that what is somebody else's stuff is not there's just because no one is around. Michigan mentally.
Those old cash registers are gorgeous! I hope the owner of this house contacts someone to clear out the house and throw a yard sale or something. There is some good stuff in there. Damn shame!
This is definitely private property and he Made a illegal entry The cops would even have to have a warrant before they went into this place Sad state Will not be part of this will not watch it🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
I wouldn't call the place so much of a pickers paradise- there is some money in there but no really big ticket items that I can tell from the video. But you never know until you dig through everything! Looks like some hoarders lived in there...
I said at the beginning "Can you say 'hoarder' ?" I also said near the end : "Ewwww !!! Where's the disinfectant at?!" when you went upstairs ! LOL!!! Love your channel - new subscriber, here - hope you're still exploring for us ! TY !
If you want to find out about the house, go to the county courthouse with the address and find out the owner's name if they'll give it? And you can find out about back taxes or maybe they're just up-to-date on the taxes, if they're not you have a chance to pay the taxes and own the house for yourself. When I was a kid, I was checking out an old house it looked real bad, roof all caved in front porch falling off and what not, but to my surprise there was an old lady living in there scared the hell out of me! So beware there might be some smelly old fart in there who blow your head off!!!
No offense but I feel like I need to express my opinion here. I feel like a private property is private for a reason. I believe that if the doors are locked it means please don't enter. It bothers me when people just walk into a house that does not belong to them. It is one thing if you have permission by the owner, but if you have to climb in through a window then record what you are seeing to get views on RUclips it is pathetic! I get it might be entertainment for people but come on, really? When I was 11 we moved out of our home, but never sold it. I am almost 15 now and our home has been broken into over 20 times. We have tried everything to move back in but we can't because every time we get everything clean up it gets broken into again. The fact that people feel like it is ok for them to walk into a private property just bothers me.
Yeah, this dude is like, "We're in!" So, I would consider that as breaking and entering. That is illegal as is trespass. Then the title, "Pickers Paradise". I don't really think you have any business "picking" anything if it is not your property. As someone who lives in a rural area, I am sick and tired of people who break into a place and make themselves to home. Even if they didn't "break" in , say the door's unlocked. IT IS NOT YOUR HOUSE!
Hey, so for future knowledge... Cash registers, especially of that type, have a drawer release switch underneath the register, usually in a hole in the bottom casing... you stick your finger in... generally on the right side... and you'll feel a lever... cheers
Yeah, been in a hoarder's house. One had hundreds of pound of copper in the attic. Over $1000 salvage value. I you find one that is an estate sale, many valuable items can be found.
With a cash register you can open the drawer by tripping the emergency release underneath it. There's a hole underneath and if you put your finger in there you can push a spring loaded lever and that will release the drawer.
I'd like to see book covers and magazines, etc., long enough to read titles, look at covers / photos for just a few seconds longer. Obviously, you don't have too much time, but video felt a little rushed. Good job overall.
I'm surprised you actually met the person who admitted to filling up the place and just left. Pretty rare when an urban explorer actually finds and interacts with the very person who last vacated an old abandoned house which they would later explore.
This looks like a hoarders house and they were more than likely fairly old and had health problems and they were probably forcibly removed because they weren't capable of caring for themselves. The county will send a Social worker out to a property and if it's a health hazard for the elderly person they will legally force that person into going to a care facility. This is a typical ''hoarder's'' house, nothing is placed that makes sense, trash is mixed in with other more valuable items, everything is in disarray with more and more stuff stacked on top of other stuff. I have a brother who's a hoarder currently he is ''homeless'' but works odd jobs to pay for six (6) storage rooms filled with stuff just like this. It is a mental illness. Every where he's lived he's filled it with items just like this and is eventually asked to leave or has been forced to leave because of his hoarding.
there has to be something totally screwed about Cities which allow thousands of 10 cents on the $$ houses to be left empty when Millions could buy these for only hundreds!!
It's called taxes, land taxes if they're paid they can do what the hell they want with the place depends on the county though. And this guy who's rummaging through this place is trespassing and should be placed under arrest.
Bueno y bonito 🤩 ,,,la exploración,,,,,descansa tomate 🍅 una beer 🍻,,, y realiza la exploración por la madrugada 2 pm,,,,,,,,de la emoción hasta el cucharón se me agita,,,,,saludos desde Mexican,,,,,,,
It would be very interesting to catalogue all the stuff in places like these and mansions and auction off all the stuff and raise money for charities. If no families can be found.
Oh my! This chick about feaked out on the dolls! Look for a mark on the back of their neck. Then date it on line. It will tell you the maker and the year it was made! Wow Hunter that's cool!
Where you at? State at least? It's a very old house indeed, just from the outside. I imagine with this abandoned exploration phenomenon on RUclips, someone has to have gotten hurt. So many of these buildings are falling apart...
It looks to me it could possibly be a hoarder, but I think its more someone who buys out yard and estate sales plus box lots from auctions. It's what I used to do to find product to sell. Just a thought, certainly can't be sure.
Why do all you people that object and criticize these explorations even watch them? This would be like someone that hates baseball watching highlight vids and complaining about them.
I like that you share the pictures because if the house collapses someday and any of the family members come across your channel...they will have the opportunity to still see this digitally preserved history! Nice work! Be careful not to get hurt, your safety is more important than an exploration. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
I actually like when he show people pictures bc give me an idea of who was living in that house, I don't think he's doing anything wrong, people who were living there left their pictures there obviously they didn't care either. I love his videos, Good job!!!
+Mara S Thank u I felt the same way now if it was names first and last with a picture than that to me crosses the line. It's not like ull be walking down the street one day and be like "Hey ur that person from that abandoned house video I saw on youtube!"
That "Panasonic Keyboard Printer" is actually called a "Typewriter"
To all the people saying, "It's breaking and entering" and "That's how you get arrested". Well, at least he's not vandalizing stuff. He is truly documenting the past as you can tell no one lives in there. Also, it's a risk he's willing to take 🤷♀️ you can't control if he's going to go exploring or not
It will be funny one day if this guy....or someone like him goes into an "abandoned" house.....finds a body and then when they turn around to hightail it out of there, they find a Michael Myers type standing behind them with a big knife.
But then it would also be funny if they were videoing out a front window and just happen to see a police car pull up and Cops wanting to know WTF they think they are doing there.
He found an open window, so it's not breaking and entering.
Doesn't matter, the property is still owned by another and unless the "EXPLORER" has either oral or written permission to enter said property, it is TRESPASSING and is illegal. In Oklahoma illegally entering a house like that can get you legally shot. It's called the "Castle Protection Law". Whether the house is vacant or lived in, the property owner has the legal right to shoot the trespasser if their 'IN' the home/dwelling...........trust me I have an excellent scope on my 30/30. We don't take kind to property trespassers here, especially if there is also Livestock on the property.
@@JeffreyStrader the castle law just allows you to defend yourself in your own property if there is an intruder and you think they will cause bodily harm. It is not a free pass to shoot just because someone entered. And it’s habitable property…
@@JeffreyStrader ^^^^^ Why I moved out of Oklahoma in June 1982, just 7 months after I had moved in ^^^^^^^^
Royal. Part of the decal came off. Looks just like the Goodwill I shop at. Except, everyone's fighting over it like crazy.
I love these kinds of videos I can't go see what I want in person so these are like a virtual window thanks keep up the good work
A very cool old house! No hallway upstairs just rooms upon rooms...
Loved it!👍
I'd love to go back in time to see how these homes used to look., and who lived there. When we lived in North Carolina we went house hunting, and the homes we saw for sell had this kind of feel to them. They were sellable though.
Wow!I love watching these abandoned homes. I myself love to explore. However due to a recent illness, i cannot go into these places. So therefore i thank you for sharing your explorations. Thanks guy. Godspeed
Norma
We have a neighbor that had bought a house with 4 acres above us about 4 years ago. This guy keeps bringing more junk year after year.
I picture his house looking like this
Hoarder's paradise indeed, yeah..!!
We're spending most our lives,living in a hoarder's paradise (sung to Coolio's Gangsta's Paradise)...Just let's all be thankful Christopher had pants on in his polaroid!The weird thing about some hoarders is,they hoard things they think are pretty,or will beautify their home.These things are sometimes so treasured they never leave the original packaging,for now fear of breaking or dirtying the item comes into play.Some stuff is saved for sentimental value(I'm one of those hoarders)but eventually there comes a time to purge,and it always feels better.Wish I could've gone with you,but we'd still be digging thru crap...Thanks again for a fun explore!I love going with ya!
I wonder sometimes if anyone watches your videos and says," That's my Meemaws house! Thats a picture of my Brother and I from Middle School!"
Hi, very interesting, thanks! To add to the previous comments, yes a lot of stuff but old disused buildings are perfect for putting things that aren't quite ready to take to the dump. For example: after a flood or tornado there are things people find and need to put somewhere. It isn't their stuff so they don't want to throw it out. Once I visited a house which had been doused with water from a major fire which had started in the kitchen; the restoration people boxed up everything but the owners had died in the fire so the heirs to the property didn't feel like going through everything and left it.
I love abandoned houses. Found about 15 of them in the past 2 years, and one thing i have noticed about a lot of them is that there is often a lot of crap on the stairs, for some reason.
Hunters vids are always interesting. Good narration without dramatic music interrupting. Thanks Hunter !
As a wordworker, the sight of disintegrating books & old typewriters saddens me. I wish they had a home where folks could use/read them, but by now, they've prob permanently absorbed the wonderful poo-palace stench. I felt for ya trying to navigate those stairs; actually caught myself covering my nose for a moment, there.
You found a potential gold mine mate, hope you had time to open that CA$H regi$ter 😆 and gone through all the boxes, don't deprive yourself of a potential fortune bro
The old keyboard/printer is an old 1980s, I think, typewriter. It could be 1990's. I remember using one of those in High School in 1989. Be gentle with Military attire out of respect for the Soldiers, please. People are very sensitive abut that. Be respectful of everyone's personal belongings. You never know what may have happened to them. It is like paying your respects to them when you rifle through their things. Just please be gentle and respectful of them. Put things back where you found them.
Ugh!! Don't make me have flashbacks of staying up all night/morning typing essays and reports!!! Trauma trigger!
Yes I get upset when some videos show people just dropping stuff...or not folding paperwork back as it was.
You are very welcome. I was just raised that way. :-)
Me and a friend went into an abandoned house that looked like it was decorated in the 40s or 50s. It wasn't cluttered like this one, actuality pretty clean. No power to the house, but after being in there for a while a record player turned on and was playing old music. Scared the hell out of us,we ran like little bitches.
😁😄🤣🤣🤣!!!!!!:Oh, lard!!!!!🏃🏃🏃🏃
The reason why Christopher couldn't smile is because he is in prison.3:40..Thats a prison picture.
Wow, what a mess , but cool find ... no one probably recognized those old photos. That's a "flea Market's" dream house. Lol ! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
That pretty yellow Afghan made me sad. Someone worked hard on that.
Sad that I have a house I've owned for the past 13 yes. I'm mostly there when it's warm. It's been broken into 5 times. Creatures who haven't learn that what is somebody else's stuff is not there's just because no one is around. Michigan mentally.
Im from sterling heights area in Michigan. Where u at
@@MasterMind-cy7md she doesnt want you.... fuck off
Thank you so much for sharing your informative video. A hoarders paradise left behind.
A hoarder's paradise is right. They kept a lot of junk/trash. They were probably forced to move. If someone found out and called it in. Nice video.
Wow what a mess. Great find thanks for sharing
❤️ your explores!
+Misty Lavender Thank is awesome to hear!!! Thanks for ur support!
Those old cash registers are gorgeous! I hope the owner of this house contacts someone to clear out the house and throw a yard sale or something. There is some good stuff in there. Damn shame!
Down South, we call that a Breaking and Entering!
Who cares. It's abandoned
On U-Tube, unoccupied = "abandoned"
No shit
There was no "Breaking" in his entering. That also means a lesser charge if caught.
This is definitely private property and he Made a illegal entry The cops would even have to have a warrant before they went into this place Sad state Will not be part of this will not watch it🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
That has alot of stuff in there,,who knows what all is in all them boxes..Thanks for sharing..
It amazes me they never find rats or snakes or any varmint in these houses.
👍❤️ bless you for climbing on junk....
That looks like a Sharp cash register. Most there is a little flip switch on the bottom of the drawer and it opens the drawer
So much stuff, looks like hoarders. Thanks for showing us so much. Be careful!
I wouldn't call the place so much of a pickers paradise- there is some money in there but no really big ticket items that I can tell from the video. But you never know until you dig through everything! Looks like some hoarders lived in there...
Breaking and Entering is a Felony!
Oh my lorry I love it 😊♥️
I'm a retired union carpenter. This old home would be a very easy. Fix. !!! It would or could be a nice home !!!!
I said at the beginning "Can you say 'hoarder' ?" I also said near the end : "Ewwww !!! Where's the disinfectant at?!" when you went upstairs ! LOL!!! Love your channel - new subscriber, here - hope you're still exploring for us ! TY !
It's the Pet Cemetery house!!! Lol
If you want to find out about the house, go to the county courthouse with the address and find out the owner's name if they'll give it? And you can find out about back taxes or maybe they're just up-to-date on the taxes, if they're not you have a chance to pay the taxes and own the house for yourself. When I was a kid, I was checking out an old house it looked real bad, roof all caved in front porch falling off and what not, but to my surprise there was an old lady living in there scared the hell out of me! So beware there might be some smelly old fart in there who blow your head off!!!
Thank you Cynthia. It's like duh. It's public information, you can pull it up online.
@Wanda Roderick yup
Unlock the door to get out easier. Great balance climbing in the window. Great video.
No offense but I feel like I need to express my opinion here. I feel like a private property is private for a reason. I believe that if the doors are locked it means please don't enter. It bothers me when people just walk into a house that does not belong to them. It is one thing if you have permission by the owner, but if you have to climb in through a window then record what you are seeing to get views on RUclips it is pathetic! I get it might be entertainment for people but come on, really? When I was 11 we moved out of our home, but never sold it. I am almost 15 now and our home has been broken into over 20 times. We have tried everything to move back in but we can't because every time we get everything clean up it gets broken into again. The fact that people feel like it is ok for them to walk into a private property just bothers me.
I agree. These people walk into private homes, rummage around, criticize the people who owned it and then post it on UTUBE. It bothers me too.
Yeah, this dude is like, "We're in!" So, I would consider that as breaking and entering. That is illegal as is trespass. Then the title, "Pickers Paradise". I don't really think you have any business "picking" anything if it is not your property. As someone who lives in a rural area, I am sick and tired of people who break into a place and make themselves to home. Even if they didn't "break" in , say the door's unlocked. IT IS NOT YOUR HOUSE!
i agree if doors are locked that means its locked dont want no body rooting thu the house
He had permission, how could you miss the beginning of the video...
I THINK YOU SHOULD LISTEN TO BEGING NEVER SAID HE HAD PERMISSION TO ENTER, JUST THAT HE HAD TLKED TO GUY THAT LIVED THERE AND LEFT.
I started laughing when you said, "this house smells like old people." I'm 63 so I guess you think I'm old. That was a beautiful home at one time.
Yes I had a good laugh over that statement, because I'm 65 now. But I don't feel that old, and I'm not musty for heaven's sake!! 😄😀
Straight up hoard in there bruh
Hey, so for future knowledge... Cash registers, especially of that type, have a drawer release switch underneath the register, usually in a hole in the bottom casing... you stick your finger in... generally on the right side... and you'll feel a lever... cheers
How does everyone come across these houses? I would love to do this.
Love these homes!!
Yeah, been in a hoarder's house. One had hundreds of pound of copper in the attic. Over $1000 salvage value. I you find one that is an estate sale, many valuable items can be found.
With a cash register you can open the drawer by tripping the emergency release underneath it. There's a hole underneath and if you put your finger in there you can push a spring loaded lever and that will release the drawer.
I'd like to see book covers and magazines, etc., long enough to read titles, look at covers / photos for just a few seconds longer. Obviously, you don't have too much time, but video felt a little rushed. Good job overall.
Like the exterior look of this house. At one time, would have been a very nice home.
that is how hoarders live
It looks awsome.and the area too.
2019 Hunter? what the hell man? I wish you would get back into I really miss your vids bro.
There's a release button on the bottom of cash registers! You don't need a key!
Wow that was interesting.
Love me some.old houses !
Exploring with permission is one thing but to just find a abandoned place and crawl in through a window is criminal.
Debatable
This house has been tossed...rummaged through
I'm surprised you actually met the person who admitted to filling up the place and just left. Pretty rare when an urban explorer actually finds and interacts with the very person who last vacated an old abandoned house which they would later explore.
That older house looks like it could date back to the 1700's!
Are you aloud to break in an abandon house and take there stuff what makes it yours
on that model cash register, there is a manual release on bottom.
Just unreal how packed it is
This looks like a hoarders house and they were more than likely fairly old and had health problems and they were probably forcibly removed because they weren't capable of caring for themselves. The county will send a Social worker out to a property and if it's a health hazard for the elderly person they will legally force that person into going to a care facility.
This is a typical ''hoarder's'' house, nothing is placed that makes sense, trash is mixed in with other more valuable items, everything is in disarray with more and more stuff stacked on top of other stuff.
I have a brother who's a hoarder currently he is ''homeless'' but works odd jobs to pay for six (6) storage rooms filled with stuff just like this.
It is a mental illness. Every where he's lived he's filled it with items just like this and is eventually asked to leave or has been forced to leave because of his hoarding.
Oh no, he found the Vicodin LOL
there has to be something totally screwed about Cities which allow thousands of 10 cents on the $$ houses to be left empty when Millions could buy these for only hundreds!!
It's called taxes, land taxes if they're paid they can do what the hell they want with the place depends on the county though. And this guy who's rummaging through this place is trespassing and should be placed under arrest.
I can't pick a favorite..they are ALL very much interesting! thats why I,m a subscriber,you silly lol lol ! you do an awesome job!! :-)
Perhaps you could explain what old people smell like ?????
Feet and Bengay
There's usually a release switch on the bottom of every cash register
Bueno y bonito 🤩 ,,,la exploración,,,,,descansa tomate 🍅 una beer 🍻,,, y realiza la exploración por la madrugada 2 pm,,,,,,,,de la emoción hasta el cucharón se me agita,,,,,saludos desde Mexican,,,,,,,
crap everywhere we love it
Must have been planning on having a yard sale ! LOL
It's possible locals were using this as the town dump... crazy!
Looks like and certainly must smell like despair....
It would be very interesting to catalogue all the stuff in places like these and mansions and auction off all the stuff and raise money for charities. If no families can be found.
Similar to others, but I always wonder why some people assume the exploring abandoned property, is not trespassing!
My kind of house to explore! New sub 😊
Oh my! This chick about feaked out on the dolls! Look for a mark on the back of their neck. Then date it on line. It will tell you the maker and the year it was made! Wow Hunter that's cool!
The thing with hoarders is everything is junk because it's just piled on top of everything else.
Where you at? State at least? It's a very old house indeed, just from the outside. I imagine with this abandoned exploration phenomenon on RUclips, someone has to have gotten hurt. So many of these buildings are falling apart...
...And/or gotten busted, either by cops or owners or neighbors...
I love your videos so much!!
Hey RESPECT here for us old people, WE do not smell,
Dont Look At Me don’t be disrespectful. Weren’t you taught to RESPECT you elders.
Our depends , stop the smell. LOL
hey I'm older and I don't smell thank you .
terri binkley I was thinking the same thing. Lol
You do but you're just to old to notice
peteskete I take good care of myself ,only person that smells is you obviously you are a rotton person to even make such a comment get a life loser .
+peteskete unless your Benjamin Button you ain't getting younger because guess what nothing is forever sooner or later you gonna pay the piper
Wondering what do old people smell like ...moth balls ,perfume or rotting corpse. ....lmfao.
I'd guess you'd start with getting permission to be in there picking..
Panasonic Keyboard Printer? It's called a typewriter, LOL. They were big at one time...
That's exactly what it is.
and you are very welcome! I love watching your vids!!
+pinacoloda226 Awesome! So far which video if u had to pick is ur favorite?
under the register there should be a button or lever you pull or push to release drawer
It looks to me it could possibly be a hoarder, but I think its more someone who buys out yard and estate sales plus box lots from auctions. It's what I used to do to find product to sell. Just a thought, certainly can't be sure.
Why do all you people that object and criticize these explorations even watch them? This would be like someone that hates baseball watching highlight vids and complaining about them.
It does seem odd. Some people just enjoy complaining I guess.
I could spend weeks digging around in there !!
I wonder whats up with the land if forsale or bank owned or family owned
My goodness, who WERE these people?
Hey hey hey, not all old people smell… You're too funny
yeah, I thought that was a good one.
What is the definition of old people
Old people: people who leave because their spouse died before they did.
NOT funny liz...stereotyping
I don't know but I think I know you..
when fixing property up i notice some owners use board , maybe boards for the inside and outside with locks will work.
"Panasonic keyboard printer" I think the name you were looking for was typewriter :-) thanks for the video
+Adrian Simpson Thank u ha and ur welcome!
heyy..does someone tell you that the houses are abandoned.and others don't mind if you walk through them.how do i find empty houses where i live ?
That has been a really gorgeous home at one time. Too bad they just filled it up with trash. Sad.