I was offered a 50 million dollar mansion with 25 acres for 150k, catch was the property assessment and back taxes, tax on it was like 90k a year. Belonged to a drug kingpin that got busted. Saw some other good deals, property haunted. Other issues, old places got asbestos issues, lead pipes, rotten wood, leaky ceiling, can’t change too much if Historical buildings, all sorts of restrictions, there is a reason why it is selling so cheap lol.
There's always kilotons of strings attached! Not to mention, ye olde mansion is bound to bankrupt you unless you already make an income of 100 grand plus or you're planning to use at least part of the property to make an income that can sustain the costs of upkeep. You know what they say ''If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!!''
@@jackesioto Saw a property selling 10 bucks. Catch was it was a historical building. You had to move it. Owner wanted you to pay him and move the property so that he could build a new one. Couldn’t demolish it cuz of its historical designation. Imagine the costs. Lifting it onto blocks, Cutting it so you put it onto a heavy load trailer then transporting it to a new site. You could build 2 homes with what it would cost, just to move it.
just found this post - i was born in the hospital that is next to the property - Kings Daughters - that town is no prize. that property sold for 170k and its overpriced for that town.
I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for...
I feel your pain mate, as a fellow retiree, I’d suggest you look into passive index fund investing and learn some more. For me, I had my share of ups and downs when I first started looking for a consistent passive income so I hired an expert advisor for aid, and following her advice, I poured $30k in value stocks and digital assets, Up to 200k so far and pretty sure I'm ready for whatever comes.
@@ElijahOliver-t9u The crazy part is that those advisors are probably outperforming the market and raising good returns but some are charging fees over fees that drain your portfolio. Is this the case with yours too?..
Yeah, historic mansions, palaces and castles tend to be money pits! Thousands or tens of thousands a month to maintain and possibly hundreds of thousands or millions in restoration costs and repairs! Unless you already make hundreds of thousands in your current career, or you plan on operating a business out of the property, the recurring expenses are likely to bankrupt you and send you from the manor house to the poorhouse!
Note: All shown were "empty". It's hard to sell an empty house even if it's ready to move in. None of these appeared ready to move in. Every community of any size has an assortment of homes like this to chose from. Good luck.
I’ve been diligently working, saving and contributing towards financial freedom and paying off my high interest mortgage, but the economy so far since the pandemic has eaten away most of my portfolio, what I want to know is this: Do I keep contributing to my portfolio in these unstable markets or do I look into alternative sectors.
Yeah, financial advisors could make a lot of difference, particularly in a market such as this. Stocks are pretty unstable at the moment, but if you do the right math, you should be just fine. Bloomberg and other finance media have been recording cases of folks gaining over 250k just in a matter of weeks/couple months, so I think there are a lot of wealth transfer in this downtime if you know where to look. I have been using an FA since 2020, and I return at least $30k ROI, and this does not include capital gain.
For me, Diana Casteel Lynch turned out to be better and smarter than all the advisors I ever worked with till date, I’ve never met anyone with as much conviction.
I just googled her and I'm really impressed with her credentials; I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can get. I just scheduled a caII.
I'm elated I discovered your UA-cam channel. I love timeless homes. Keep up the fantastic work my guy. Oh ! Now I'm intrigued about Ark 7. I've never ever heard of Art 7.
I like seeing the inside of these old homes. I would have liked to have seen more of the inside of the houses though. You only showed a couple rooms in each. A full tour would have been nice. Anyway, if anybody noticed, the very last house started with the outside front door on the right and then at the end of the video it was on the left. Was that a magic trick or an option to choose which side you want the door on? Lol!
Not to mention the probability of back taxes and structural integrity, each of these homes requires between 500,000 and $2 million restoration money. Also, don’t ever buy anything listed on the historical national registry or anything like that. The restrictions are extremely rigorous and caused tremendous extra expense. You are not given free range to do what you want to your own property!
usually if it sounds too good to be true , it usually is just imagine the needed renovation costs of some of these essential repairs and all has to be or brought up to current code standards and what about maintenance costs and taxes on some of them big houses and what about any back taxes owed , or leans on the property and the location , meaning you gonna move maybe to an area where you can’t make enough money to support your family or take on a massive project like most of them houses are ? well good luck in / with your new mansion
If these cheap mansions for sale were any kind of a bargain, don't you think that local, savvy, experienced investors would buy them already? There a lot of successful property investors in every part of the US who constantly scan the market for good real estate deals and underpriced properties. There's a reason why these mansions haven't been snapped up already.
Or taxes and heating costs. However if several related families bought one and split it up, it would be more manageable. Especially if everyone brought skills like electric and pluming. You would need to get along with your family to live that close.
Repair and maintenance would be mind bougling, old mansion also give me the impression that it is haunted, given all the haunted movie there is out there
The Italian house in Wheeling WV is Italian because of the huge influx of Italian immigrants in the late 19th through mid 20th century. Huge Italian heritage in that area.
This Housing market collapse might end up being a part of us for a very long time. With inflation currently at about 9%, my primary concern is how to maximize my savings/retirement fund of about $300k which has been sitting duck since forever with zero to no gains.
The purchase price is the least of your worries. In addition to the cost of renovations to make them livable, you'll then pay a fortune in taxes, not to mention the cost to maintain these homes, heating and air, it would still make you broke unless you are very wealthy.
Average home price in the United States: $428,700 The median home sales price is $428,700 as of the first quarter of 2022. That's a 30% increase from 2020, when the median was $329,000. Median sales price of homes in the U.S. Mean sale price of homes in the U.S.4 days ago. where are you getting that? The average price of US home is $250,000. I'm curious
hi Kyle good to hear about the history of the place you be safe out there 🙏🙏🙏🙏 you do a great job on the videos hope to see more videos nice to see All the videos but sad to see them homes like that ❤️ you guys
When it comes to cheap houses the township can REQUIRE you to immediately forfeit a deposit of 10s or 100s of thousands until HEAVY safety repairs are complete meaning the REAL price to buy it is no where near the listing price.... and of course proterty taxes end up costing you more than home in just a few years. Illinois did this to a lot of normal houses, sold them cheap but put a high tax on them so you are basically paying RENT, REALTOR FEES, ALL UTILITY/LANDSCAPING, AND MAINTENANCE after you pay off your small mortgage for a small size house in a crappy area. Who is dumb enough to buy that and not just rent a home? Especially when it was just miles from indiana border in suburbs like park forest. Illinois would rather hoard those houses with no owners while they rot away instead of let people buy them all up and start paying lower taxes on them all asap.
Are these homes for real? About, on average, how much in renovation $ is required to bring these homes 🏡 up to comfortable living standards. Good heating/AC, no leaking roofs, and other similar issues? 🤗👍♥️🏡
I’ve searched for a few of these you say is for sale. But nothing comes up on Zillow. Why don’t you post the links to the actual MLS listing for each if they’re really for sale at these prices.
These properties are abandoned because of the 'maintenance' and the 'property taxes' on them. All the cheapest properties are only such because NOBODY can afford to maintain them, which makes them worthless.
@@janeprescott980 And I believe nobody but Indian families think its acceptable to live in a group like that. Everyone else recognized that there were too many conflicts arising from competing family interests in trying to share a property like that. Many families are lucky to get ONE salary. These things needs at least THREE. Its not practical to be upscaling all these properties like these developers have been doing. A Greek man did it across the street. A year later he's selling and nobody's buying. He's going to have to take a loss.
It was a game of 'hot potato'. They were just flipping and flipping them. The current holders of the properties are going to have it blow up on them. Unfortunately the majority of them are foreign. Because they weren't knowledgeable about the market and they were dealing with foreign, less then reputable agents who should NEVER have been practicing in Canada. They were probably con artists.
The vast majority, if not all, of these homes, are on the national register, which means someone who didn't pay a penny for your house will tell you what you can or can't do with it!
Like so many commenting, it's not the cost of the house or mansion. It's all the repairs that need doing and the ridiculous property taxes that go to pay politicians salaries instead of maintaining the infrastructure of the town or city, and some if not most have been taken over by the banks for unpaid taxes that will need to be paid. Not to mention the exorbitant utilities costs to maintain a giant house. Again, like some have commented, I wouldn't want them even if they gave them for FREE
You don't show enough of pictures on the inside and property You just refurbish flip over pictures that's the same room So it makes it like there's something hiding that needs to be done that's not being said in the video.
I don't know because I definitely don't want to be buying a haunted house or mansion that would be a nightmare for any investor because once you buy it it's your problem 😢
Yeah..........but you gotta ask yourself WHY they are so cheap. Rotten foundations? Flooded basements? Fractured walls? Bugs? Rodents? Toxic water supply? Failing septic tank? Rezoned property lines? Back taxes owed? Some toxic company move in next door? Massive repairs needed to come up to code? Sounds like a dream, but is actually a nightmare.
The utility bills will kill you, not to mention the prop taxes and insurance. The half finished (interior partition framing) smells of builder's liens. IF it's too good to be true...
If the half finished place in Lake Charles, LA was such a bargain, a builder or GC would jumped on it, finished it, and flipped it for a hefty profit. Obviously a lot more going on there.
Beautiful Historical homes for sale fairly inexpensive. The only catch may be having to live with tenants already there and those who don’t mind that big thump in the dark . Actually you couldn’t pay me enough to spend one night in those haunted homes.
The Logansport property Sold over 1/2 a year ago with multiple offers for OVER list price. The property is underhgoing a major resstoration (estimated at over 500K) as a wedding venue. This video is just really about trying tosell some real estate investment scam not about affordable properties,
These are lovely homes but for me, the biggest problem is where they're located. Do I really want to live in Concord, Ohio?! Or Nowherestown, Indiana? No. No I don't.
I was offered a 50 million dollar mansion with 25 acres for 150k, catch was the property assessment and back taxes, tax on it was like 90k a year. Belonged to a drug kingpin that got busted. Saw some other good deals, property haunted. Other issues, old places got asbestos issues, lead pipes, rotten wood, leaky ceiling, can’t change too much if Historical buildings, all sorts of restrictions, there is a reason why it is selling so cheap lol.
There's always kilotons of strings attached! Not to mention, ye olde mansion is bound to bankrupt you unless you already make an income of 100 grand plus or you're planning to use at least part of the property to make an income that can sustain the costs of upkeep. You know what they say ''If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!!''
@@jackesioto Saw a property selling 10 bucks. Catch was it was a historical building. You had to move it. Owner wanted you to pay him and move the property so that he could build a new one. Couldn’t demolish it cuz of its historical designation. Imagine the costs. Lifting it onto blocks, Cutting it so you put it onto a heavy load trailer then transporting it to a new site. You could build 2 homes with what it would cost, just to move it.
I am looking for partner for my big business
Not to mention the areas of these places a dullsville beyond.
just found this post - i was born in the hospital that is next to the property - Kings Daughters - that town is no prize. that property sold for 170k and its overpriced for that town.
I can only imagine the heating bill and taxes plus renovating 😱
I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for...
I feel your pain mate, as a fellow retiree, I’d suggest you look into passive index fund investing and learn some more. For me, I had my share of ups and downs when I first started looking for a consistent passive income so I hired an expert advisor for aid, and following her advice, I poured $30k in value stocks and digital assets, Up to 200k so far and pretty sure I'm ready for whatever comes.
@@ElijahOliver-t9u That's actually quite impressive, I could use some Info on your FA, I am looking to make a change on my finances this year as well
@@leoma-l7r My advisor is VICTORIA CARMEN SANTAELLA;
You can look her up online
@@ElijahOliver-t9u The crazy part is that those advisors are probably outperforming the market and raising good returns but some are charging fees over fees that drain your portfolio. Is this the case with yours too?..
Could you include the cost of property taxes on the properties you show.
The big blue house in Lake Charles used to be pink. It's right around the corner from my apartment. I've always wanted to own it.
Dream and see yourself inside and eventually you will have it
Interesting properties but I'd imagine the cost of repairs and heating and taxes are the hidden costs. The Italian prime was my favourite one.
Yeah, historic mansions, palaces and castles tend to be money pits! Thousands or tens of thousands a month to maintain and possibly hundreds of thousands or millions in restoration costs and repairs! Unless you already make hundreds of thousands in your current career, or you plan on operating a business out of the property, the recurring expenses are likely to bankrupt you and send you from the manor house to the poorhouse!
Note: All shown were "empty". It's hard to sell an empty house even if it's ready to move in. None of these appeared ready to move in. Every community of any size has an assortment of homes like this to chose from. Good luck.
I’ve been diligently working, saving and contributing towards financial freedom and paying off my high interest mortgage, but the economy so far since the pandemic has eaten away most of my portfolio, what I want to know is this: Do I keep contributing to my portfolio in these unstable markets or do I look into alternative sectors.
Just try to diversify your portfolio to other market sectors, that way your investment is balanced and you don’t get to make so much losses.
Yeah, financial advisors could make a lot of difference, particularly in a market such as this. Stocks are pretty unstable at the moment, but if you do the right math, you should be just fine. Bloomberg and other finance media have been recording cases of folks gaining over 250k just in a matter of weeks/couple months, so I think there are a lot of wealth transfer in this downtime if you know where to look. I have been using an FA since 2020, and I return at least $30k ROI, and this does not include capital gain.
Would you mind telling me how to contact this specific coach using their service? You seem to have the solution, as opposed to the rest of us.
For me, Diana Casteel Lynch turned out to be better and smarter than all the advisors I ever worked with till date, I’ve never met anyone with as much conviction.
I just googled her and I'm really impressed with her credentials; I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can get. I just scheduled a caII.
0:25 Logansport, Indiana, Indiana Greek Mansion
3:56 Decatur, Illinois Mansion
5:00 Concord, Ohio, Dome Mansion
6:17 Ashland, Kentucky, Seator Manor
7:40 Clinton, Illinois, Clinton Brick Mansion
8:50 Lake Charles, Louisiana, Louisiana Modern Mansion
9:58 Wheeling, West Virginia, Italian Virginia Mansion
11:10 Historic Castle, Michigan
12:20 Victorian Mansion, Ohio
13:24 Elk City, Oklahoma, Queen Timber Home
I'm elated I discovered your UA-cam channel. I love timeless homes. Keep up the fantastic work my guy. Oh ! Now I'm intrigued about Ark 7. I've never ever heard of Art 7.
I like seeing the inside of these old homes. I would have liked to have seen more of the inside of the houses though. You only showed a couple rooms in each. A full tour would have been nice. Anyway, if anybody noticed, the very last house started with the outside front door on the right and then at the end of the video it was on the left. Was that a magic trick or an option to choose which side you want the door on? Lol!
The camera was backwards. He didn't reverse the shot!
Not to mention the probability of back taxes and structural integrity, each of these homes requires between 500,000 and $2 million restoration money. Also, don’t ever buy anything listed on the historical national registry or anything like that. The restrictions are extremely rigorous and caused tremendous extra expense. You are not given free range to do what you want to your own property!
usually if it sounds too good to be true , it usually is
just imagine the needed renovation costs of some of these
essential repairs and all has to be or brought up to current code standards
and what about maintenance costs and taxes on some of them big houses
and what about any back taxes owed , or leans on the property
and the location , meaning you gonna move maybe to an area where you can’t make enough money to support your family or take on a massive project like most of them houses are ?
well good luck in / with your new mansion
If these cheap mansions for sale were any kind of a bargain, don't you think that local, savvy, experienced investors would buy them already? There a lot of successful property investors in every part of the US who constantly scan the market for good real estate deals and underpriced properties. There's a reason why these mansions haven't been snapped up already.
That's why this video is CLICKBAIT and not "everyone" can buy these homes. Kyle McGran is stupid AF.
Multimillion renovations!
They’ve been kamalafied
I love these old homes. Perfect dream homes!
Im betting the low cost is all about location.
Or taxes and heating costs. However if several related families bought one and split it up, it would be more manageable. Especially if everyone brought skills like electric and pluming. You would need to get along with your family to live that close.
Repair and maintenance would be mind bougling, old mansion also give me the impression that it is haunted, given all the haunted movie there is out there
You should put the addresses on these properties to see if they’re still available. I’m interested in buying them.
@@E-D-actually a UA-cam real estate woman bought the wheeling house
That castle in Port Huron is absolutely amazing I want it so bad
The Italian house in Wheeling WV is Italian because of the huge influx of Italian immigrants in the late 19th through mid 20th century. Huge Italian heritage in that area.
I'd love a link to the homes you feature so I can check them out more.
Umm🤔 He told you, ARK7
The Michigan Castle, I almost thought about getting it but was not able to afford it at the time. It sold for 1000 then is now back on the market.
You gotta have the money for the upkeep of the property and the home.
This Housing market collapse might end up being a part of us for a very long time. With inflation currently at about 9%, my primary concern is how to maximize my savings/retirement fund of about $300k which has been sitting duck since forever with zero to no gains.
Dollar cost average into bitcoin
@@PennyBergeron-os4ch not at all spam is it?
These infernal spam scam bot comments
Why is the thumbnail picture *never* one of the properties? I’d like to know more about the house in the thumbnail.
The purchase price is the least of your worries. In addition to the cost of renovations to make them livable, you'll then pay a fortune in taxes, not to mention the cost to maintain these homes, heating and air, it would still make you broke unless you are very wealthy.
Average home price in the United States: $428,700
The median home sales price is $428,700 as of the first quarter of 2022. That's a 30% increase from 2020, when the median was $329,000. Median sales price of homes in the U.S. Mean sale price of homes in the U.S.4 days ago. where are you getting that? The average price of US home is $250,000. I'm curious
I was wondering that myself...I thought average was around 450k😂
I was wondering that myself...I thought average was about 450k😂
hi Kyle good to hear about the history of the place you be safe out there 🙏🙏🙏🙏 you do a great job on the videos hope to see more videos nice to see All the videos but sad to see them homes like that ❤️ you guys
Is that still available, there’s a “sold” sign outside? Where is it located?
When it comes to cheap houses the township can REQUIRE you to immediately forfeit a deposit of 10s or 100s of thousands until HEAVY safety repairs are complete meaning the REAL price to buy it is no where near the listing price.... and of course proterty taxes end up costing you more than home in just a few years. Illinois did this to a lot of normal houses, sold them cheap but put a high tax on them so you are basically paying RENT, REALTOR FEES, ALL UTILITY/LANDSCAPING, AND MAINTENANCE after you pay off your small mortgage for a small size house in a crappy area. Who is dumb enough to buy that and not just rent a home? Especially when it was just miles from indiana border in suburbs like park forest. Illinois would rather hoard those houses with no owners while they rot away instead of let people buy them all up and start paying lower taxes on them all asap.
How do I contact to buy any of these properties
All the mansions are gorgeous. My dad would have loved it with his 12 kids
Thank you for the information very nice mansions.
Do you know any of the houses located in Las Vegas?
1:11 he says original fireplaces as he pans threw a room with a bricked up close wall fireplace hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhaahahahhahaha
Like the Dome house and the Louisiana the most. Have an awesome weekend & Keep Orange Crushing It!
Yeah, but that Louisiana one seems too good to be true?
@@rodneymiller4620 Maybe So.
Are these homes for real? About, on average, how much in renovation $ is required to bring these homes 🏡 up to comfortable living standards. Good heating/AC, no leaking roofs, and other similar issues? 🤗👍♥️🏡
Good video like the idea of the rent shares
Great great video. Very enjoyable. But what's with the flipped photos?
Just because you can afford to buy something doesnt mean you can afford to own it.
So true, especially pets for too many people.
Wonder how many of the older historic mansions are haunted? Just curious.
Can you please add in the video the name of the town because I can't understand some of the names of these towns. A list would be great. Thanks.
Thank you for this video.
Since most of these homes are very old do they have to notify if its haunted or not?
May i have the address for the house in Concord Ohio. We are currently looking for a house. We live in Ohio. I would love to work on this unique home.
Do you have any mansions right outside of Philly?
So even someone like me, who has less than $54 in my bank account can do this Ark thing?
Yep! Feel free to pitch your tent for 2 nights on the lawn of any one of these fine properties for the low low price of $26 a night! 😁
WHere is the Lake Charles Louisana one located? Address if available.
Beautiful houses.
where is the house in Lake Charles Louisiana listed with Latter & Blum for 215,000. at 8.48 on video
What is that white animal in the window of the Seaton Manor?
So, about the property taxes in arrears...
I liked them all, they were beautiful
I’ve searched for a few of these you say is for sale. But nothing comes up on Zillow. Why don’t you post the links to the actual MLS listing for each if they’re really for sale at these prices.
I like to see the whole property. Can you show that?
Does everything inside come with it?😊
So how about mentioning the annual taxes on these places , Kyle .
How do I contact to buy?
These properties are abandoned because of the 'maintenance' and the 'property taxes' on them. All the cheapest properties are only such because NOBODY can afford to maintain them, which makes them worthless.
Nobody can..... a group could... A bout three families together might, be able to afford it.
@@janeprescott980
And I believe nobody but Indian families think its acceptable to live in a group like that. Everyone else recognized that there were too many conflicts arising from competing family interests in trying to share a property like that.
Many families are lucky to get ONE salary. These things needs at least THREE. Its not practical to be upscaling all these properties like these developers have been doing. A Greek man did it across the street. A year later he's selling and nobody's buying. He's going to have to take a loss.
It was a game of 'hot potato'. They were just flipping and flipping them. The current holders of the properties are going to have it blow up on them.
Unfortunately the majority of them are foreign. Because they weren't knowledgeable about the market and they were dealing with foreign, less then reputable agents who should NEVER have been practicing in Canada. They were probably con artists.
Does it come with ghosts or should I say friendly spirits
The vast majority, if not all, of these homes, are on the national register, which means someone who didn't pay a penny for your house will tell you what you can or can't do with it!
You had me ROFL at "eye watering Barbie Pink carpet"
I am a Rathbone, would love to reclaim that Ohio Rathbone home. Where and who do I contact for it ?
I think you are pretty awesome. I love your videos ! Gorgeous houses !
HI Kyle how do i find the ones in Florida
U can’t remodel then or upgrade them because there cosider a historical home…
Anyone know if that Lake Charles mansion is still for sale?
That's a amazing house 🏠 there now
The Poland Nelson house sold last year
How can you inquire about these homes??
Been watching way too many horror movies to know that ALL THESE HOUSES ARE HAUNTED!!!!!
I'll bet that first how comes with a need to completely redo the whole electrical and plumbing.
Hello, how I can buy them?
Some of those properties look like they're already occupied by some victorian era ghostly entities. 😅
Any in east Tennessee near Greenville tn
Do you ever get anything in Tenn
Me and my husband we are interested. He’s a contractor. He’s good too.
10:00 the way i understand that the West Virginia one and Wheeler has kind of sketchy town
Cool looking places there now
Like so many commenting, it's not the cost of the house or mansion. It's all the repairs that need doing and the ridiculous property taxes that go to pay politicians salaries instead of maintaining the infrastructure of the town or city, and some if not most have been taken over by the banks for unpaid taxes that will need to be paid. Not to mention the exorbitant utilities costs to maintain a giant house. Again, like some have commented, I wouldn't want them even if they gave them for FREE
You don't show enough of pictures on the inside and property You just refurbish flip over pictures that's the same room So it makes it like there's something hiding that needs to be done that's not being said in the video.
I’m guessing the property taxes are still insanely high.
Any Mansion in southern California
Are these for real?/ cuz I’m seriously considering 😊
Is this one sold?
I don't know because I definitely don't want to be buying a haunted house or mansion that would be a nightmare for any investor because once you buy it it's your problem 😢
Find me something in SW Wisconsin 😊
Yeah..........but you gotta ask yourself WHY they are so cheap.
Rotten foundations? Flooded basements? Fractured walls? Bugs? Rodents?
Toxic water supply? Failing septic tank? Rezoned property lines?
Back taxes owed? Some toxic company move in next door?
Massive repairs needed to come up to code?
Sounds like a dream, but is actually a nightmare.
The utility bills will kill you, not to mention the prop taxes and insurance.
The half finished (interior partition framing) smells of builder's liens.
IF it's too good to be true...
If the half finished place in Lake Charles, LA was such a bargain, a builder or GC would jumped on it, finished it, and flipped it for a hefty profit. Obviously a lot more going on there.
This was disappointing. I want to see the inside. You showed the outside most of the time. Only a couple of rooms on the inside.
I wonder how Ark7 is driving rental costs. I wonder if it's making it harder for people to rent because of raising rents?
I’ve seen way too many haunted shows to ever buy one of these “too good to be true deals” lol
Beautiful Historical homes for sale fairly inexpensive. The only catch may be having to live with tenants already there and those who don’t mind that big thump in the dark . Actually you couldn’t pay me enough to spend one night in those haunted homes.
The first house could be a museum
I’m actually making settlement on the one in Virginia
There is a reason for the price tags.
The Seaton Manor is known to be haunted. And I believe it was even on an episode of ghost hunters.
@@SpoiledRottenCo which one is that?
@@SpoiledRottenCo what city is it in?
The taxes are probably prohibitive
The Logansport property Sold over 1/2 a year ago with multiple offers for OVER list price. The property is underhgoing a major resstoration (estimated at over 500K) as a wedding venue. This video is just really about trying tosell some real estate investment scam not about affordable properties,
There's no noise in Illinois...
These are lovely homes but for me, the biggest problem is where they're located. Do I really want to live in Concord, Ohio?! Or Nowherestown, Indiana? No. No I don't.
I live a couple of blocks from The Castle, lol
I would buy the mansions and make it into Senior facilities that are affordable
How many haunted