How Does this House Have 11 Bedrooms?
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- Опубліковано 29 лис 2023
- This was a house I saw come up for sale in my market. I had to check it out since it is right next to one of the flips we did years ago and because it has 11 bedrooms!
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Here is the flip we did next door ua-cam.com/video/H--iynzUTTI/v-deo.htmlsi=zSK_OWyPA-D_zv5X
Is this Colorado? If so which city? Thanks
@@BongDonky greeley
That looks like a fraternity dormatory.
This might make a good half way house for people getting out of rehab before they can trust themselves to be on their own.
They converted a house in my neighborhood into a halfway house. After the second suicide, they shut it down.
@@aLadNamedNathan I once was viewing a house, and while I was talking to my agent about making an offer, one of the neighbors next door came by to talk. I quickly realized that it was a halfway house right next door. Dodged a bullet there.
Many of those places get a lot of bad press. I'm sure the vast majority have credible and honest management, but there's enough very very bad ones that get too much media and state investigator visits. Guess it wouldn't be Mark's problem if he just bought, rehabbed, and sold it though. Personally from a moral and ethical standpoint I wouldn't want my name associated in any way with it.
@@usenamenotallowedJust call for the SERGEANT!!!
Don't want one in my neighborhood.
Extended family? Fostering kids as a business? Safe house? The mind boggles!
Catholic family.
.@@hanaspa Or Mormons
Couple years ago i saw something similar for sale that had been a care facility for low functioning adults. But it had basically one bathroom per bedroom and looked much more purpose built
It’s outdated but in good shape. It looks like a polygamist house. I’d bet it had one dad and 5 wives and 20+ kids living in it lol.
@@raimeyewens7518three kitchens=3 wives...
It’s Colorado, so I’m guessing this was a covert FLDS compound house for multiple wives and their kids.
My guess, also. I think the size of the bedroom allows for master bedroom and the other two could easily fit 2 bunk beds with doubles on the bottom or a single with slide out bed. That’ s 6+ children to a room minimum so as many as 12+ children to a mom. If any are 15ftx10, you could do double bunk bed with a double slide out fitting 10+ per room. Not safe but possible.
I saw on home on UA-cam with H&W with 6 children in a 10x12 room. 3 sets of bunks, 1 set to a wall, window in the middle of the wall. Each bunk had curtains for privacy. They lived and homeschooled in a 2 bedroom home.
I was guessing a Mexican family. The whole fam.
@@theurbanthirdhomesteadpossible 😂
I was thinking sex trafficking
Agree w you so they can all live 2gether where he can b w and watch them all the wives Not kids lol
My cousin rented a house like this for a family vacation a few years back. The listing said it had eight bedrooms. Since there were eighteen of us, that seemed perfect. Photos looked nice, although not all the bedrooms were shown.
So, we get there. The house has THREE legal bedrooms. There’s a small room off the kitchen that has a bed in it but no closet and door! Obviously it was meant to be a study. That’s "bedroom four." The garage has a bed in it…"bedroom five." Downstairs in the basement there’s a hallway between the two legal bedrooms on that level. Said hallway has two bunk beds in it. That would make it "bedroom six." Where are the last two bedrooms? We couldn’t find them. Called the homeowner. Turns out bedrooms seven and eight are the CLOSETS in the two basement bedrooms. These people put double beds inside two walk-in closets and called them bedrooms! Granted, they were very large closets, but they definitely did not meet the definition of a "bedroom" by any stretch of the imagination.
As we were out in a rural area and it was the week of Christmas, we couldn’t find alternate accommodations. We all just piled into this house. Children were in grandparents’ closets. Adults on bunk beds in a hallway. I slept on a futon in the garage. It was 28° outside overnight so that was fun.
Best of all? The only bathrooms in the house were three en suites in the three legal bedrooms. You could not get to a bathroom without walking through someone’s bedroom. We didn’t even realize this until we’d settled in. I kept looking for a half-bath somewhere in the house. Nope.
The homeowners acted offended when we complained about the factually incorrect listing. According to the company that hosted the listing, only legal bedrooms could be called bedrooms in the listing. We pointed this out to the homeowners. They told us to leave if we didn’t like it.
Now, some of the blame fell on my cousin, who found and rented the place. She didn’t notice that only three bedrooms were pictured on the site, nor did she notice that there was only one review of the house. That review was mostly positive, so obviously they hadn’t had eighteen people trying to stay there. But the homeowners flat-out lied about the number of bedrooms. Yes there were enough BEDS for eighteen people, but the listing said eight BEDROOMS.
We stayed the week. Had a fun time. The house was on a beautiful river so it was pretty outside, even if it was too wet and cold to enjoy being outside.
And we got our money back afterwards when we reported the house to the company. We had photos to show beds in closets, hallway, garage… I’d say it was a good value for $0.
The house in this video here just triggered that memory.
Makes for a good story for sure.
Wow, so you were that customer. Still stayed and then complained to get your money back, effecting staying for free. You probably condone looting.
@@ThE4EvRPs3GaMeR sweetie, we had nowhere else to go. We had traveled from different parts of the country. None of us lived nearby. We were in a rural area without hotels nearby. We attempted to find alternate accommodations in the area but, seeing as how it was the week of Christmas, there wasn’t anything available. We made the best of it. We also did not request our money back; we reported that the listing was fraudulent. The company refunded our money after reviewing the information that we gave them.
I guess you’re the kind of person who believes it’s OK to falsely advertise your product and then blame the customer for buying it and expecting to get what they were told they’d get.
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Most people would. Her cousin paid for specific accomodations. They LIED and didn't provide what she agreed to pay for. Her cousin deserved every bit of her money back.
@jackschicky9926 So you get your money back and you find another spot OR You deal up with it, lose your money for the cousins poor booking skills, and the bookers false advertisement and last probably leave a bad review if the booker really was being rude. But instead, they stayed and kept the money effectively squatting for a week. That's bum/broke behavior.
We call our house “The Dollar Tree Winchester House” 😆 It’s 6,000sf, 3 kitchens, 6 bedrooms, 3 living rooms, 1 family room, 2 fireplaces, 3 acres. I think it started as a 2 bedroom in 1958. They added on in every direction! I got lost in it the first time I came to see it. It took 2 days to do the inspections, they said it’s over built, heavy duty everything. It’s very livable but not super fancy.
Sounds pretty cool to me
@@investfourmore It’s different, that’s for sure! We bought it on a foreclosure 15 years ago. Paid the same as we would’ve for a 3/2 on 1 acre. It’s tripled in value but we aren’t going anywhere. The one living room/kitchen/bath brings in $1,200 a month as a large studio w vaulted ceilings & skylight. Son & Grandson live here and have their own kitchen, LR w/FP, bedrooms. More people should live like this, larger house w/extended family.
Can we see?
@@holmes5125 how can I add pics?
@blueeyedlady8973 maybe a walk through video? and a link or you can take picks and make it into a slide show with link id be interested
Looks like an old boarding house that's been "updated" throughout the years. If that area attracts lots of young travelers, it would be a perfect layout for a cool Hostel.
Probably the best use for it. The windowless bedrooms in the lower area could be the game room or TV room / common space.
Yeah, hostel was what first came to mind
My first thought is an extended family from somewhere in Asia, where they DIY a house to hold as many family members as they can possibly fit. Then they collectively buy another house and divide up the people into two, then another house and divide up into three, and so on, until each family has their own house.
I was gonna say, this interior screams China to me, been there a few times and it feels very familiar.
I was thinking a Mexican family. They do similar smart things to get ahead.
Thats actually a clever idea
i'd say hispanic
The house was used as a halfway house for people exiting drug rehab. There were 20 people who each paid $100 a week rent.
I see so much potential in this house 😻 it’s actually really nice it just needs some good work !
Inside windows always interesting.
Unless you are a big family with young kids, this house would be awkward.
If you think about it, if it’s a college rental, you could potentially have between 11 and 22 occupants at one time, if everybody has a significant other.
A lot of sub panels, I noticed.
I think a house like this would be nothing but red flags.
Given the area this is in, it is a mexico house. That is when a family from Mexico buys the main house, then they bring over other families to live there. As they bring more people additions are made. Until the house can't hold anymore.
Exactly what I thought.
My husband used to work for a restaurant and they all lived in a house like this. By the time we moved in together, they had even changed the original living room into a bedroom. In the end, I wanna say it was like 10 or 12 bedrooms but it wasn't chaotic add-ons like this, they just bought a duplex and fixed it up and did one single addition out back for the owner.
This reminds me of my neighbor's house. It doesn't look that big from the outside, but when you go inside, the rooms just keep going and going!
I'd love to hear the full back story on this one!
My stepfather’s mother lived in a house that during either the Great Depression or WWII one of the floors was converted into apartments. It was cool and creepy at the same time. As the house was built in the 1800’s and the closets were inside the walls at thigh level and ran the length of the room.
We have homes like this that are "residential care homes" for the elderly, some for all ages special needs". I could see the main floor room with a window being the "office" and the downstairs rooms as craft and activities rooms.
the problem I see is all the stairs and level changes would be difficult for people with walkers and canes
The tiling is amazing but like you said a lot of bedrooms needs living accommodation and the basement is where it fell apart for me.and no parking is a clincher.Still if you were Warren Jeff's you'd snap this up in a heartbeat.
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Would work well for an assisted living or group home. Rent to an agency and they fill the bedrooms and have someone to watch over and cook for the residents.
With all of those weird stairs and "lips" like when you enter the laundry room, an "assisted living" home would be a disaster waiting to happen!
I once rented a 5 bed 4 bath house to a 'reverend' and his wife and they made their expenses by scads of foster kids (found this out much later). They chopped up the basement into little bedrooms...i'm sure not legal but I didn't know until they moved out. had to rip out all their 'improvements' but I did get to repurpose all the salvaged lumber
@steves9905 I had neighbors who were at one time doing the exact same thing. The wife worked, while her husband-who fancied himself a "minister"-took in scads of foster kids in order to pay their mortgage and other expenses. They even did an illegal "flip" of the garage in order to make room for even MORE foster kids.
They were on easy street until all the kids grew up and were on their own, then they could no longer meet their household expenses (although by that time the husband was on Disability), and they wound up losing their house.
@@shirleypena4133 Karma got them
Sounds like a pastor I know. They were running quite a racket that got them fired from 2 churches...constant begging for handouts. They even had the audacity to ask for cars and trips.
Sorry.
But what is wrong with a foster family asking for a car or trips? It is a LOT of work looking after forster kids, they need many more social worker, doctors, therapist, court appointments than regular children. A car can be really helpful for a foster parent. Holidays are expensive, if some company wants to give free trips let them. Give them some nice childhood experiences too. Trips are important way to expose kids to new stuff and get them to think about different types of careers for when they are older.
@victoriahoward6994 they were constantly begging and being financially abusive to the congregation. Every week it was something else. They were finally told that they needed to live on the income and housing provided. They were also getting money from the state for the fosters as well.
My understanding is that to be a bedroom, it has to have a closet and direct egress to the exterior as a fire escape. So, any room with a window that opens into an addition probably should not be considered a bedroom. Also, it looks like a carport was enclosed to make it a garage. To meet most fire codes, it should not have a window and the common walls and ceiling should be 5/8" drywall. Also, a window can allow carbon dioxide into the house if an engine is running in the garage.
Yeah, "hahaha, at least they tried" does not cut it. Those rooms are death traps.
Any use of the building would need renovations to comply with the building and fire codes. As it stands, there's quite a list of violations.
Definitely many code violations. And, lacking permits.
Reminds me of some of the hostels I've stayed at. You rent the room and there were several bathrooms, where you go do you thing and then take everything back to your room. Cheap & convenient. One hostel was so automated, they had a touch pad for the front door, computer inside to check in and get the code to your room. Once a day, a maid came in and cleaned the common area.
I want that house!! LOL Please let us know what it sells for! It has an interesting setup! It might be good for someone to use as a group home where the clients don't have vehicles.
This house is fascinating! My family of 8 wold fit comfortably in here. I wish I could afford. Where we live now is not even close to being big enough. :(
Wacky but interesting to see the space I would be checking the books I would say there was no permits for this expansion. I can understand the basement as a hang out space for one large bedroom dump the kitchen. I cleaned a house where they didn't have windows in the basement bedrooms or bathrooms. But had a walk out basement and a big kitchen. She moved downstairs the main floor had a decent amount of space. The basement was the coolest spot in the house. She moved her sister in with her each had their own place inside the house. It was a house from the 70s for sure
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Honestly I love this I have 4 kids (18,16,15,11) and 2 dogs and two cats this would be perfect and plenty of space when friends are over too
It's unique! It could be used for some sort of group living situation. I think the layout is too complicated for the elderly - they'd get lost - but housing for the homeless might work. The bedrooms are mostly adequate for doubles, and perhaps a cluster of three rooms and one of the smaller kitchens could comprise an apartment for a family. There's a shortage of bathrooms. The biggest hurdle would be complying with all the relevant zoning, building and fire codes!
The basement rooms should only be used a living rooms making it a questionable 7-8 bedroom. I think one of the upstairs bedrooms was a window into a living room.
@@kenyonbissett3512 The inside is such a mess, the buyer might just gut the place.
You could turn one of the bedrooms into two bathrooms.
Dang I really liked it!!! Size and layout. Great for a big family
Growing up I dated a girl who lived in a house exactly like this with 13 bedrooms. There wasn't a single foot of living space and the entire house was just 13 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and a kitchen for each floor. It was a tri level house. Main floor, upstairs and basement. She was Mexican and 12 different families lived in the house. Each bedroom had 3-4 beds and a total of 41 people lived in the house. It was the most insane thing I've ever seen in my life. Everyone just hung out in their bedrooms all day long when they weren't working or cooking or out back. There was several elderly ladies, all grandmas of different families that all seemed to be cooking every meal imaginable the entire day so i was fed like a king when I was there. There were always 10-15 guys in the backyard drinking beers and they had an entire section of the yard dedicated to empty beer cans that was piled up probably 8ft tall and 30ft wide. No joke, it was the biggest pile of aluminum cans that I've ever seen in my life. I spent a lot of time over there because I was 13 and apparently old enough to drink because they always gave me beer so i was making every excuse to go over😂😅
Seems like that broke some kind of code.
That's a good idea. I'm in VT. I have been to rehab a couple times however when you complete rehab and return to the same people places and things eventually you will be back to where you were or worse. I feel if there was more sober houses/tiny home communities with access to support individuals, couples or families is the big key for people to get sober and stay sober. However you have to want it for yourself until you do your on the hamster wheel.
The laundry window can stay but the basement needs to be switched to the bedrooms on the windows sifes and the kitchen plus bathroom to the other so it can work for parents upstairs with kids and grandparents downstairs with bedroom plus guest room/office or sewing.
No parking is probably why the whole front yard is concrete.
Thanks for showing this. Crazy house. But LOVE the tile work!
It was well done
As an Australian, basements don’t exist here, so they always give me the creeps. So dark and claustrophobic! What a weird house!
Reminds me of the girls group home I lived in growing up in foster care, could be cool for something like that
That main kitchen reminds me of a food court restaurant.
I love the windows and exterior doors in the middle of the house.
That house would make a lot more sense in a college town. I lived in one like it in New Orleans. I was the only one not in law school, so it was quiet times at the home place.
This house is super cool. The frame of it anyway… I could do a lot with this place. Since I want to expand what I am doing on UA-cam, I could set up multiple UA-cam Studio rooms here. A nice game room. The tile floors need to go in a lot of this place, due to how none of it coordinates or looks right. And I would replace the doors and give it a fresh coat of paint and some color throughout. And spruce up all the bathrooms and kitchens. But this place is super cool!
Wish something like this was in the market when I am ready to sell and relocate.
Lol, every one of my grandparents and even my wife's grandparents all had ancient houses with multiple additions. Most bedrooms came with windows looking into other rooms. Be it the garage, den, kitchen... I thought it was really cool when I was a kid 😂.
My dad’s old house in the country had a bathroom window that looked into the dining room…. 😂😅not a great design when someone had to shit at dinner time
This reminds me of a multi generational family house! I liked the tiles on the floor!
What? There are tails on the floor¿ Haha guess you mean tiles
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I know of a few different families with 10-13 children in each of them! In my dreams , they would EACH have a home like this !! 😍💜😍 Appreciate the Share !!
I kinda like it the way it is ! Love the skylights !!!
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I need this house to fit me and my 2 daughters with 7 grandchildren with number 8 on the way love it
i could move my cult members into that location
I once lived in a 8 bedroom house..
It was originaly 2 houses and they combined them
crayz
I wish this house was in my state!! Love it!! I would rooms for my kids and grands!!
I like it. Quite the ninja looking house. Needs a good thorough refresh. Minor construction, a good painter, new hardware throughout, few new lights, change that back splash, light covers and obviously a serious cleaning. I would also redo the driveway. Could be more but it’s hard to tell from a video.
That basement would make a great canning room, kitchen to work in "bedrooms" for storing all the food that you can up :)
those 2 bottom rooms would make great common movie theather and game rooms if this was rented out per room
this house would require cleaning, and some new fixtures, and a 400 amp service but the potential is there, especially already having it zoned
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Definitely set up to be a group home of some kind.
Bedrooms had decent floors. The downstairs can be a nice living space.
Seems like a family unit lived there. Normal door hardware, not heavier lock sets you'd see in a shared situation. Tile work if done well was likely someone's occupation and this was leftovers from jobs because of the variety. The amount of stairs make it concerning for older people. No elderly bashing ;) I'm 70 and still do multiple flights of stairs a day, but I feel them.
Nice walkthrough.
That is definitely the most unusual house I’ve ever seen!
Noticed there is a lock box over the thermostat... I'd be willing to bet this was a group home, halfway house, or some type of shelter home.
I would designate each floor (area) to a bathroom and kitchen. But still rent out as individual rooms. To people who have no cars.
or have someone there have 1 car or 2
and its shared for trips to get grocery stuff, work etc
No one has to be social with others if they don't want to be etc
Like a dorm for adults outside of school lol
Definitely would help out a lot of people in this economy
I would convert the upstairs room with the window overlooking into the other apartment as a dining room, The "bedrooms" in the basement for cold storage and stockpile of food. The basement kitchen with an office space maybe and/or dining/meeting room for staff or perhaps a "crafts area. The upstairs I would rent the rooms out as a bed & breakfast. I think it would be perfect as a "hotel" for guests. Maybe work with certain [places like Funeral Homes, Wedding Planners, Churches (for Baptisms) to house people from out of town. Get to know some Doctors and Lawyers. Maybe some states witnesses or patients family could stay there? The possibilities are endless.
That was really interesting. Lots of options there. Price is a bit on the high end.
I would love to see someone flip this house. Like it’s not a mansion so what would a person do to it? If it were I, It would have a living room, family room, dining room, an office, large kitchen, a couple of guest bathrooms and bedrooms. Then each bedroom would have a bathroom. Each bedroom would have walk in closets. There would be a game room, work out room and a theater room for the whole house to enjoy. The possibilities are endless! This would be a great investment property for folks who really know what they’re doing!
Looks like it was a group home of some sorts. Where I live, there was one that had multiple bedrooms and it was a group home for people that were mentally handicapped. And it was in a very nice neighborhood.
That was crazy cool
This would be an awesome house to live in. That basement alone could be a house within itself.
If this was New York City, this would be a Goldmine probably worth millions 😂
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There was a house being built in my neighborhood that looked small in the front of the house, but it went all the way back to the ally. with no yard! it was different.
Wow there was really 11 bedrooms in there it’s crazy set up but I love it.
I would love to have that house if I had 12 kids. I like the nice wooden floors and clean walls.
This would be great for senior living
Maybe make the downstairs one whole unit and make them bed rooms bigger upstairs like 4
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I love Thet house!!! 😱
Might be good for a home based business..The rooms can be offices..
My son has five children.. and are looking for a place to rent to own.
I wish we'd find something like that in our town!
Big family issues..
I would make it into a bed & breakfast or hostel. Or hotel. The multiple kitchens could be an issue..
Love how the second fridge is almost hanging over the steps lmao
This is multi-generational home for a large family. Good luck flipping finding the right buyer would be REALLY tough.
This might be a flipper dream if they wanna keep it as a single family home, the multiple kitchens means you have options to have multiple suites amd even larger bedrooms which can be a big selling feature.
When you walked into kitchen #2, I thought, oh....basketball court.
In Utah if there is that many bedrooms it often means a polygamist family lived there previously.
This is a senior living nursing home or an adult foster care that would explain your limited parking and rental zoning
One would have to be a complete dufus to have a nursing home with no parking lot for visitors...
The wood floors in the bedrooms look like they are in great shape.
I've got cats. Works for me. 😂 11 bedrooms including 2 really sketchy in basement. 4 bathrooms and 3 kitchens. Tile is neat.
With that many bedrooms and wierd layout of this house. It wouldn't surprise me if there was hidden passageways and rooms yet to be discovered where a body a could be hidden lol.. but in all seriousness this house had to have been a rooming house.
I've lived in a house with stangers in each room a few times, it can go sideways quick lol, my housemate was stealing the gas out of my car.
yikes
There are only two things about this house that I like. One, no carpet and two hardwood floors. Everything else is a bag of mixed vegetables. The tiles are just slapped on, uneven. It is like a patchwork quilt.
Definitely a former group home or halfway house or inpatient/rehab property; a chance it's a modern tenement. I highly doubt this was a (extended) single-family home since it's original owner. Everything was definitely done and run off the books as nothing about this property would pass inspection (or even floor plan filing). Would be a nightmare to sell - no title insurance for a normal buyer would cover this.
Looks like one big extended family lived here.
Oh boy I can’t imagine trying to bring that house up to code in So. CAL
no kidding
Very interesting😊
You right there is no living space to hang out to watch tv. Just a crazy small house with so many bedrooms like a mini mansion.
If I had this house, those basement rooms would be used for storage, not sleeping. But yeah, lots of potential
I like homes with many bedrooms but the electric bill will be massive. I was stunned that it didn’t have a yard
It looks like there is no carpet anywhere in the house so you won't need a vacuum just a broom and dustpan.
This is a house I would surely live
So many activities
OMG awesome house
I love that house.
Weird house tours are one of my favorite things you post! 😂