Frankenstein Flip
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- This is a Frankenstein flip home that I inspected. Enjoy!
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That couple owes you a very nice Christmas card. Very nice. Like with a cruise attached.
Kudos for saying "wood rot" instead of "dry rot." And I loved the "Dave's not here!" reference that only we old-timers would understand.
Daves not here !!
All those rat bait stations told me all I needed to know.
I actually showed this house last weekend and just came across it totally randomly on RUclips. Talk about synchronicity. LOL
Well now you know not to show it to any more clients. Lol
Good luck to anyone who buys this house and tries to resell it down the road. I was also curious if the current owner is aware of all of the foundation and other defects.
Thats crazy. Where is it located?
@@UneducatedGeologist Southern tier NY near Binghamton. I'm guessing the algorithm used my smartphone location data on this recommendation.
And this is why you always get a home inspection before you buy 😂😂😂
People need to take stairs and railings very seriously. I had a contractor out to look at my front steps bc I noticed some rot. He said they are fine until I could save up the funds, not to worry. Well, no more than a week later, I had a guest over - the stairs broke away from the porch landing and dropped from right under her. She broke both ankles and both feet, had to have surgery and was in and out of the hospital for over a year.
I don’t know construction - hence why when I noticed a slight amount of rot, I called the contractor out right away. There was a plethora of dry rot behind a couple of boards that I couldn’t see… hence why I had a licensed professional out to check it things out thoroughly. If he’d said, this isn’t safe, don’t allow anyone on them or fix them asap, I definitely would have. Last thing on earth I wanted was for a guest to be injured so badly. It’s been almost two years and it’s still so upsetting. My friend was unbelievably kind about it all, but I still feel awful.
My son and I are both fairly petite, so we went up and down them with no issue. She and her partner are a little more robust, so both of them going down at the same time, it couldn’t hold. It’s a townhome, the stairs were affixed to the neighbor’s stucco wall that was falling apart, it dumped water and composite sludge down that one side and caused it to rot on that side.
My insurance obviously skyrocketed to boot. So yeh - don’t play with landings/decks/stairs/railings!
"Robust" is a nice way of saying fat. lol I'm surprised none of the liability landed on the contractor.
If that were just some homeowners selling their house....then ok. But, a FLIP. Someone bought this intending to flip it? It begs the question: Did they do ANY work on the place? I mean ....what? They thought just a coat of paint and some new light fixtures? omG this is ridiculous! Sub'd.
What's equally as criminal would be a bank making a loan on it.
This may be the worst house I’ve ever seen on RUclips. The negligence is pervasive and thorough. The homeowners just did not give a damn about their home.
They used actual duct tape on the ducts.
I think that home is beyond saving tbh. Tear it down.
For reals! That foundation looks beyond saving and if the foundation is gone the whole house is pretty much a demo and rebuild.
@@ShadowsandCityLights New build.
That's some first rate hackery there!
Well, the basement seems to be heated. That's a plus, right? 😅
Hahaha I kept waiting for him to have sunglasses and a beach towel saying its a balmy 80 down here
This has to be south central Pennsylvania! This is what you get when anyone with $50 can be a registered contractor! I’m a small government guy but it should be a requirement that you show you know what you are doing before you are allowed to say you are licensed!
I'm getting to the point where I think it'd just be better if I tried to learn to fix a house myself.
I almost spit my coffee out laughing about the deck part.
A big bunch of nope! Hahaha, I love your content. As someone who, a long time ago, bought a flipped house by accident, good god can flips be horrible! Now when I am looking at a home to buy I always check to see how much the house was previously bought for and when it was purchased. So many heinous, improper house jobs out there!
If it was a flip …….weren’t there permits and inspections?
My guess is someone did all the shite patch jobs on this POS hoping to flip it.
"Chuck in a truck." 😅😂
“Contractors” and house flippers who do this type of stuff should get prison time.
"Right man, Dave." "...Dave's not here!"
This is a write off, the foundations and buggered and the block is draining to the house. Demo it, get the block drainage sorted and start again.
Does the milk jug hold up something?
Every time he says "It gets worse" it scares me...
I am amazed.
I've seen a few of your videos and I swear it seems like none of the buyers actually look at the house before hiring an inspector because several of the things you point seem so obvious even to me and I've never done any type of repair/renovation type work to have knowledge on what is good or bad.
All I can say, is wow!
Wow - you are an impressive inspector. What area do you service?
Just knock it down, start all over again! 🤦🏻♀️
You will be editing your report till three in the morning! Ask me how I know! lol!
Lol. Just crazy.
Whoa¡¡!!!!!!!!!!!
My dad's house is resting on rocks. Been there 120 years
Water is the enemy. Obviously the outside drainage, roof, gutters, siding have been well built and maintained over the years.
wow!
ah, the ole mexican bannister!
Come on man.all it needs is a good earth quake and bingo, level.
Your videos are good. They would be great if you got a better camera or at least mounted your phone in landscape mode.
Thank heaven the couple decided not to buy!
So I renovate houses for a living, and I would not even attempt to fix a house with a foundation problem that bad.
Nothing a little spray foam and tape can’t fix.
I always tell friends and family not to ever buy a flipped house!
Its shit like this that makes me worry about my house. Its old - 1949, but the foundation is solid, in the ground properly, and is safe.
It's not rocket science. Just look it over really well and probe. Age doesn't necessarily mean poor quality. If something looks goofball, research it.
If you squint it’s mint.
Man my cheap house just keeps moving up in the world.
Looks like whoever acquired that property thought they were going to slap a coat of paint, throw on some shoddy siding, bring in some fresh mulch and make out like a bandit. I hate flippers.
🙀🙀🙀🙀☠️
This gets worse
Me: no I’m sure it’s….yeah ok yeah it gets worse.
That "house" needs to be demolished.
Close to the southern border I guess
mr george how much you paying new guy?
Was this house going to be for sale? Even the Village Idiot would see some of these obvious problems and walk away.
So this clearly failed so what happens now. Also lord that deck.
Buyer backs out and seller keeps trying to find a sucker who won't get it inspected. Or, the seller actively tries to discourage future interested buyers from getting an inspection. There is zero accountability beyond the home being harder to sell.
…it gets worse 😂😂😢
this isn't a flip, is it?
Wow just…wow. How? Why? HOW! My DIY is better then this,
Great video
House is a trash can