I want to thank you for putting out so many videos in these unusual times. I’ve watched all of your videos and I love them all. You are doing a great public service and please keep them coming. I love Las Vegas, i’m relocating there shortly. Thank you for doing what you do! You’re incredible!
I want to say how much I appreciate that you show a wide variety of what is available in the market. I watch your channel because I'm interested in architecture and design, especially how trends come and go. However, my daughter and son-in-law will be first time home buyers (sooner or later, given these times) and we are learning so much from you as to what to look for and what questions to ask. Keep up the good work and stay safe!
Hey CK, I happened to like how your presentation. Unlike other agents, you tell it how it is and I appreciate how you're explaining all of the issues that could come up. Most buyers get so excited but they forget about certain aspects of buying a home. Thanks for being honest.
Chakits Krusawat. Thank you for showing the pros and cons of the house. I am learning a lot from your videos and when I am ready to buy a house I will call you. Love how you show everything the good and the bad. Thank you again!
I gave you a thumbs up, because you educated us on some very good points about what to look for when buying a foreclose home .You pointed out some very costly items that needed some attention. Great job chuck .
Man, this needs a lot of work but the basement here in Las Vegas is a huge plus. Especially if you are into prepping or just need the additional space for a home business. I think it will cost about $100k to repair everything that needs to be fixed and updated. Some things you can do yourself to save money like ripping that nasty carpet out and putting in hardwood floors. I'll be watching the price on this one. If it gets down to the low $400's I think it will be a good buy.
Wow. This is the best foreclosure I've seen so far on your Channel. It's at a great price point even for a foreclosure with just minor cosmetics. All the built-ins are beautiful the layout is great and I love that pool.
I like how you are going to another level showing bank owned homes that are for sale in Las Vegas, instead of new homes. I like to see how some are taking care of. I bought a house in 1983, in California for $175,000 brand new. It is a two-story home with four bedroom and 3 bath. The home across the street is same floor plan sold in February 2023 at 1.2 million. The only difference is it has a pool. God Bless you Chakits.
For the size of this home if the price was lowered it would be a home to consider buying based on the comps in that neighborhood. There is a lot of work needed to bring this home into the current time I don’t like to step down in the house but otherwise it’s a pretty good home for someone else just not me. Richmond America homes, Toll Brothers homes is still looking mighty good to me.Thanks Chakits for your honesty and your professionalism that’s what makes you the best in my book🤩🤩Thanks for sharing
This is a very good buy for someone who is willing to put in a little work. Just needs some TLC and it’s gonna be very nice! I like it! I’ve never seen anything like that basement. Admittedly that was a little strange to me. Other than that I do actually really like this one.
If you think a home in Southern Highlands is a “track home” you really don’t know Las Vegas Real Estate. Southern Highlands was an answer for the Summerlin build up in the west Las Vegas area. I lived there for 22 years and saw the building boom as well as the bust. Homes were going up like crazy in the 90’s. The builders were the reason for the damages of those same homes we see today. There was use of drywall from China that carried toxic mold. There was shifting of foundations due to builders pumping out houses like a Pez dispenser. This house would have sold easily for 1+ million before the bust. You could have gotten this home for under $550K in 2006.
This was wonderful to see! Thank you for all the information needed on what questions to ask and getting your ducks in order if thinking to buy foreclosure homes!😍
I don't do cheap so I figure it will run me around 200k renovate the kitchen all the bathrooms and replace the staircase to the newer look , Also painting the outside . That would put me at around 800k , So what is the average price for homes in that sub-division. The economy is getting worse so I don't want to pay top dollar for something that I can get for less in a few months ; or a brand new house for the same price of remodeling this one. Chakits is always honest and straightforward with us that why I watch him as time permitted . Keep keeping it real !
I'm new! I watch for the fact you point out the flaws, and suggest what we can do to remedy these things, among so many other facts that one should know when considering purchase.
Hey Chakits, the bones of the house looks ok. It does look like there may be structural issues with the house from cracks to water damage on the walls in the basement and on the main floor. But the house does need updating from new cabinets, carpets and pain. I one thing I feel needs to happen is, I master but I would reconfigure the fireplace and place it agents the wall. I don't like the cutout that are next to it. It just takes up space especially if you want a king or queen bed.
435K max sale....needs too much work at a high cost. 50K ripping things outm permits materials and so on 100K labor and extras overhead for run ov costs. All in est. cost with fix action 585K.
" Old School Phone " hurt me to the quick. I remember and used Rotary phones...lol. It needs the usual work and some upgrades. I like the basic layout and it has possibilities. Basement is out of the ordinary with water intrusions and Mold issues to be looked at. Full disclosure is appreciated as honesty is the best policy.
You have so much knowledge about things i never thought about when buying a home. My husba d and i are looking for a home, but kinda feel like its a bad time! Were praying about it, but we are ready!
Nice!! I live 4 doors down from this house 🏡 . It’s actually a pretty good price for over 5,000 sqft & of course I would say that because I own here as well, lol. Seriously tho, it’s a great neighborhood with nice neighbors less then a minute off the freeway & it’s super peaceful & quiet
@@chriskarsseboom2200 House will be $200,000 by next summer Vegas is a city where 90% of the people are broke jackoffs. If it wasnt for Californians like myself 80% of home Buyers Vegas would be a ghost town Its a real shithole.
I liked this foreclosure a lot more than the more recent ones you've shown. Obviously much work needs to be done, but I really like the layout. Thx for the variety of homes to view Chakits
$600,000 for this?!? Wow... the bank can keep it. I been a subscriber of yours long enough to know that kind of money can buy me a really nice home that I wouldn't have to re-do entirely. But I still enjoy all your videos 🤗
I’m not sure if it was your channel or not, but I think I mentioned one of the most interesting properties in Vegas that I’ve seen is a condo at Panorama listed for $724900, that has a huge patio, it’s been for sale for awhile, and I think it’s still listed-thanks for all your dedication in Vegas real estate!
Max this home should sell for is about 300k ! It’s a nice home needs work. Also the market is not safe at moment. At 300k it’s safe ... praying for us and the world to heal fast ! I everyone be safe!
New subscriber here. I was thoroughly entertained with the walk thru of the entire house. I am a scaredy cat so i cant imagine living in a house that doesn’t have an open plan. My over active imagination would think of ghosts hiding on the many hidden corners. Haha😄 Im looking forward to watch some of your old videos but for now i must sleep first because its 3am.
Nice house! In a time when a lot of the foreclosures are overpriced now because they were overpriced to start with, this one is much more reasonable. However this house is an example of a lot of bad decisions at the time of build, especially with the quirky upgrades. My OCD was having a panic attack while going through this place!!! Close off the wall between the family room and den... close the opening to the bar from the foyer... the opening of the basement stairs at the formal living room... and the extra sinks upstairs in the bedroom area where weird. On the bright side, when doing a renovation - a lot of odd quirks can be easily fixed and the price allows plenty of fixing.
Hi Chak thanks for this awesome contenta I unos that this is a usted Home it"s not intended to je a perfecto Home love the Home. Even though this is not the prettiest Home or beautifully decorated it"s a descent Home.
I like to see a property with room in back yard for a 16 car garage with lifts as will as a nice pool and a green house otherwise all the lands are too small
Beautiful home for that time. I have wondered about homes in NV, if basements could be build to help with the heat. The home does need some work, and for the price...its too high. The basement needs heat. I know its sounds crazy, but the odor is coming from it being too cold when the temperature drops. Years of this without heat or good air flow creates that mildew smell. Plus for some reason the home has water damage. That spare room above may have leaked water down to that basement space. That backyard needs a cover, and so does the grill.
First time watching one of your videos, very informative, will continue watching now that I’ve subbed 💪😎🔥 Wife and I were planning on buying this summer, most likely Boulder area to avoid the HOAs and get our little ones into decent schools, but holding off for now. If I didn’t already have a realtor I’d have worked with you instead.
In Spain they have external shutters to block the sun during peak hours. They can be closed to still allow a small amount of light through. They are great at night in thr colder months also.
Now if someone put some love into that house, they can make it an extraordinary home. I would configure everything in that house. Remove carpets, knock out some walls, reconfigure that whole kitchen and dining room. Install a wall to separate that office/bedroom with the Murphy bed. I would keep the appliances except the fridge. Retile the pool. I can go on and on and on. But all in all the home is nice
That stress fracture looks like maybe the basement ceiling is sagging . Just at this point and not seeing anymore of this place I wouldn't offer $400k maybe less . Almost no one seals walls for a basement like they should . I helped my dad build several homes when I was in High School and he went overboard to me sealing up a wall that had to be backfilled . ALSO proper drains to take water away from those walls are very important .
$605,000.00 you must be joking. Every single room including windows and exterior all need to be updated. Additionally the build quality is sub-par at best
Trust me. The houses in Silicon Valley are even sadder shape and cost $1 million or more. How do I know? I live in one of them. I am fixing it like a madness.
There are too many variables to that question. It depends on what you want done and if you're willing to pay for the correct contractors or go the cheap way.
I love that home it's is beautiful gorgeous home you know what I have done it was mine it's not a bad home it's just a good carpet cleaning I probably put some large pantry in there and rebuild the closet little better and than for the basement I would turn that basement to a home theater system and the pool just need a good cleaning too.
Looks like there was quite a bit of water damage. Not sure. But from just seeing this video it seems there's a lot of buckling here and there. Especially upstairs.
like it but has a lot of major problems starting with the crack in the wall the house has shifted and water damage possibly and the price is too high but you did a great review and I enjoy your videos that toilet is probably the problem for the leak in the basement walls since it smells like mildew water coming from somewhere . I have a friend has a beautiful house back when she had it built something happened while she was on vacation the line in the upstairs bathroom had been leaking and over a period of time and when they came from a cruise the bathroom water line busted and the ceiling gave away and everything came crashing down chandelier hit the checkerboard floor and they came home to a flooded house a disaster but it's all fixed now insurance paid for it. So anybody buying this house gotta get a house inspector I bet the electricity is outdated seeing the panel all scrambled and hanging out. if there is a update sure would like the here what problems it actually had.
I want to thank you for putting out so many videos in these unusual times. I’ve watched all of your videos and I love them all.
You are doing a great public service and please keep them coming. I love Las Vegas, i’m relocating there shortly.
Thank you for doing what you do! You’re incredible!
I want to say how much I appreciate that you show a wide variety of what is available in the market. I watch your channel because I'm interested in architecture and design, especially how trends come and go. However, my daughter and son-in-law will be first time home buyers (sooner or later, given these times) and we are learning so much from you as to what to look for and what questions to ask. Keep up the good work and stay safe!
Hey CK,
I happened to like how your presentation. Unlike other agents, you tell it how it is and I appreciate how you're explaining all of the issues that could come up. Most buyers get so excited but they forget about certain aspects of buying a home. Thanks for being honest.
I love looking at these homes, you do a splendid job of catching all the things we should be looking out for
How did you come up with the end of the year?
Chakits Krulsawat I don’t understand what you mean
Chakits Krusawat. Thank you for showing the pros and cons of the house. I am learning a lot from your videos and when I am ready to buy a house I will call you. Love how you show everything the good and the bad. Thank you again!
Watching from England and really envious about how inexpensive homes are for the size. Our houses are small and expensive
Yours last for centuries ...these won’t! ...wood chips
dude i just love how educational your videos are man. thank you so much for really showing the average consumer things they should be looking for!
There is a LOT of repairs inside and out to be done to make the house livable. Wow, it is a mess. So glad you are being honest.
I gave you a thumbs up, because you educated us on some very good points about what to look for when buying a foreclose home .You pointed out some very costly items that needed some attention. Great job chuck .
Good call on the placement of the road camera! It really puts a nice perspective on things.
Man, this needs a lot of work but the basement here in Las Vegas is a huge plus. Especially if you are into prepping or just need the additional space for a home business. I think it will cost about $100k to repair everything that needs to be fixed and updated. Some things you can do yourself to save money like ripping that nasty carpet out and putting in hardwood floors. I'll be watching the price on this one. If it gets down to the low $400's I think it will be a good buy.
Its under contract for more than what you would offer.
Chakits Krulsawat yeah, I looked into it after I saw the video. Had a feeling it wouldn’t last long.
Wow. This is the best foreclosure I've seen so far on your Channel. It's at a great price point even for a foreclosure with just minor cosmetics. All the built-ins are beautiful the layout is great and I love that pool.
I like how you are going to another level showing bank owned homes that are for sale in Las Vegas, instead of new homes. I like to see how some are taking care of. I bought a house in 1983, in California for $175,000 brand new. It is a two-story home with four bedroom and 3 bath. The home across the street is same floor plan sold in February 2023 at 1.2 million. The only difference is it has a pool. God Bless you Chakits.
Thanks for sharing. Stay blessed!
Thx for entertaining us during these troubling times!
Thank you for your vidoes. I get to see houses I could never afford and never see otherwise
For the size of this home if the price was lowered it would be a home to consider buying based on the comps in that neighborhood. There is a lot of work needed to bring this home into the current time I don’t like to step down in the house but otherwise it’s a pretty good home for someone else just not me. Richmond America homes, Toll Brothers homes is still looking mighty good to me.Thanks Chakits for your honesty and your professionalism that’s what makes you the best in my book🤩🤩Thanks for sharing
Quarantine lockdown got me watching all of your videos ! Keep up the amazing job !
You are the best host . Every words you said is clear and easy. The view is clear . I love watch this chnnel.
This home was a party house. If those walls could talk...lol!
I like how you drove into the neighborhood.
This is a very good buy for someone who is willing to put in a little work. Just needs some TLC and it’s gonna be very nice! I like it! I’ve never seen anything like that basement. Admittedly that was a little strange to me. Other than that I do actually really like this one.
Although it needs a lot of work, but it’s beautiful house, and it has a potential
khalil Abu Kabeer agree
I appreciate your vids, love looking at the houses. PLEASE BE CAREFUL
If you think a home in Southern Highlands is a “track home” you really don’t know Las Vegas Real Estate. Southern Highlands was an answer for the Summerlin build up in the west Las Vegas area. I lived there for 22 years and saw the building boom as well as the bust. Homes were going up like crazy in the 90’s. The builders were the reason for the damages of those same homes we see today. There was use of drywall from China that carried toxic mold. There was shifting of foundations due to builders pumping out houses like a Pez dispenser. This house would have sold easily for 1+ million before the bust. You could have gotten this home for under $550K in 2006.
This was wonderful to see! Thank you for all the information needed on what questions to ask and getting your ducks in order if thinking to buy foreclosure homes!😍
I appreciate your videos. Best house tours and extremely informative.
I don't do cheap so I figure it will run me around 200k renovate the kitchen all the bathrooms and replace the staircase to the newer look , Also painting the outside . That would put me at around 800k , So what is the average price for homes in that sub-division. The economy is getting worse so I don't want to pay top dollar for something that I can get for less in a few months ; or a brand new house for the same price of remodeling this one.
Chakits is always honest and straightforward with us that why I watch him as time permitted . Keep keeping it real !
Carlton Hines you the housing market gone be buyer friendly pretty soon?
Great detective work you, are educating us. thats very good that,s why i love your channel.
I'm new! I watch for the fact you point out the flaws, and suggest what we can do to remedy these things, among so many other facts that one should know when considering purchase.
You have a very good presentation specially when you point out the flaws of the property.
Hey Chakits, the bones of the house looks ok. It does look like there may be structural issues with the house from cracks to water damage on the walls in the basement and on the main floor. But the house does need updating from new cabinets, carpets and pain. I one thing I feel needs to happen is, I master but I would reconfigure the fireplace and place it agents the wall. I don't like the cutout that are next to it. It just takes up space especially if you want a king or queen bed.
We enjoy the knowledge you drop during walk thru!
The market will definitely tank, it is just a matter of when
435K max sale....needs too much work at a high cost. 50K ripping things outm permits materials and so on 100K labor and extras overhead for run ov costs. All in est. cost with fix action 585K.
" Old School Phone " hurt me to the quick. I remember and used Rotary phones...lol. It needs the usual work and some upgrades. I like the basic layout and it has possibilities. Basement is out of the ordinary with water intrusions and Mold issues to be looked at. Full disclosure is appreciated as honesty is the best policy.
You have so much knowledge about things i never thought about when buying a home. My husba d and i are looking for a home, but kinda feel like its a bad time! Were praying about it, but we are ready!
The house opposite of this also looks captivating....
Would love to see that one too😅♥️
Nice!! I live 4 doors down from this house 🏡 . It’s actually a pretty good price for over 5,000 sqft & of course I would say that because I own here as well, lol. Seriously tho, it’s a great neighborhood with nice neighbors less then a minute off the freeway & it’s super peaceful & quiet
DJQuikSilva it’s a cluster of a mess
Yeah except the is gonna sink further down right you have bought it. Just like what Vegas went through a few years ago. How's that a good price??????
5000 sqft is huge for us Brits! lol
@Argentum Boyle we all went through that few years ago
Great to know Sir.
Love your videos. Thank you! A lot of patching up to be done on this one but it has potential. I would need a pantry in that kitchen!
So freaking honest. I love this channel.
I must admit, you're so gorgeous Chakits! Thank you for the tour.
CHEAPLY BUILT HOUSE...LOOKS CHEAP TOO!! ID GIVE 200K FOR THAT THING!!!
IT NEEDS 100-200K IN UPDATES!
totally!! a min into going inside and I was like...next!
I totally agree - this needs to be completely gutted and redone.
200k? it’s 5000 sq ft. You obviously don’t know home prices in Vegas.
@@chriskarsseboom2200
House will be $200,000 by next summer
Vegas is a city where 90% of the people are broke jackoffs. If it wasnt for
Californians like myself 80% of home
Buyers Vegas would be a ghost town
Its a real shithole.
I love early 2000s decor. But I do agree that this house terrible quality. I wouldn't live there for free.
Keep them coming. I like buying foreclosures
I liked this foreclosure a lot more than the more recent ones you've shown. Obviously much work needs to be done, but I really like the layout. Thx for the variety of homes to view Chakits
This home does have great potential!!! Definite MUST IS A TOP QUALITY INSPECTOR!!!! I could turn this home into a million dollar home.
$600,000 for this?!? Wow... the bank can keep it. I been a subscriber of yours long enough to know that kind of money can buy me a really nice home that I wouldn't have to re-do entirely. But I still enjoy all your videos 🤗
You are the best at showing a house
I’m not sure if it was your channel or not, but I think I mentioned one of the most interesting properties in Vegas that I’ve seen is a condo at Panorama listed for $724900, that has a huge patio, it’s been for sale for awhile, and I think it’s still listed-thanks for all your dedication in Vegas real estate!
I like this house, lots of cherry colored cabinets ❤️
This is a nice home. Love the gated neighborhood. The yard is very nice .if I could I’d take it.
Wow!! Gorgeous community.
Very educational video, thank you for all the tips!
$650 for a cheaply made track home... NO Thanks I will offer $180,000 to start. It needs about $50,000 of remodel at least !!
ronnieam33 bruh it looks more modern then my house
@@lightupskechers488 Time for you to move out of Da' hood I guess?
Crazy how dated the interior looks for an early 2000's home
I was thinking the same thing
It’s 2006 not early
I despise the term... dated. These are houses not neck ties 😛
I love your vids bro keep on doing the good work. NB:I love the bankown properties let's see more am thinking of buying one so let's see more
Max this home should sell for is about 300k ! It’s a nice home needs work. Also the market is not safe at moment. At 300k it’s safe ... praying for us and the world to heal fast ! I everyone be safe!
Get ready for a lot more foreclosure homes tour from Chakits !
New subscriber here. I was thoroughly entertained with the walk thru of the entire house. I am a scaredy cat so i cant imagine living in a house that doesn’t have an open plan. My over active imagination would think of ghosts hiding on the many hidden corners. Haha😄 Im looking forward to watch some of your old videos but for now i must sleep first because its 3am.
Nice house! In a time when a lot of the foreclosures are overpriced now because they were overpriced to start with, this one is much more reasonable. However this house is an example of a lot of bad decisions at the time of build, especially with the quirky upgrades. My OCD was having a panic attack while going through this place!!! Close off the wall between the family room and den... close the opening to the bar from the foyer... the opening of the basement stairs at the formal living room... and the extra sinks upstairs in the bedroom area where weird. On the bright side, when doing a renovation - a lot of odd quirks can be easily fixed and the price allows plenty of fixing.
Thank you for sharing, plus the flaws and your honesty, and yes its a gorgeous house.
Nice house... WASH YOUR TRUCK, You are making my car guy OCD act up!
Yep I love what you do ur videos are awesome very descriptive
Love the Murphy 🛌 bed!
Hi Chak thanks for this awesome contenta I unos that this is a usted Home it"s not intended to je a perfecto Home love the Home. Even though this is not the prettiest Home or beautifully decorated it"s a descent Home.
I like to see a property with room in back yard for a 16 car garage with lifts as will as a nice pool and a green house otherwise all the lands are too small
Yes nice houses you showcase but where will my cars go along with my plants? Again nice houses however I can not use them for lack of backyard space
A more than half a million dollar house in the middle of the hell hot desert?????? No thanks.
It's got a pool.
Most people prefer the heat. Stay in your trailer park.
I live in a $600K house in a suburb of Seattle that looks like it could be the garden shed for this place. Amazing amount of home for the money.
Beautiful home for that time. I have wondered about homes in NV, if basements could be build to help with the heat. The home does need some work, and for the price...its too high. The basement needs heat. I know its sounds crazy, but the odor is coming from it being too cold when the temperature drops. Years of this without heat or good air flow creates that mildew smell. Plus for some reason the home has water damage. That spare room above may have leaked water down to that basement space. That backyard needs a cover, and so does the grill.
First time watching one of your videos, very informative, will continue watching now that I’ve subbed 💪😎🔥
Wife and I were planning on buying this summer, most likely Boulder area to avoid the HOAs and get our little ones into decent schools, but holding off for now. If I didn’t already have a realtor I’d have worked with you instead.
In Spain they have external shutters to block the sun during peak hours. They can be closed to still allow a small amount of light through. They are great at night in thr colder months also.
I like those pavers and the glass front doors!
I really appreciate your honesty.
You do a great job keep up the good work
House needs too much work!!! Keep up the great work!
You’re definitely right , but I would hate to be a renter right now or a banker wondering when payments are coming in
Renter? Or do you mean a landlord?
Now if someone put some love into that house, they can make it an extraordinary home. I would configure everything in that house. Remove carpets, knock out some walls, reconfigure that whole kitchen and dining room. Install a wall to separate that office/bedroom with the Murphy bed. I would keep the appliances except the fridge. Retile the pool. I can go on and on and on. But all in all the home is nice
The pool tiles are cracking and there’s a massive crack in the dining room..... is the whole plot moving?? Looks a bit dodgy to me Chuck.🤦🏻♂️
Nice big home very little land no go.
Looks nice... has potential.... but, probably needs 300K in renovations to make it really nice! What are the comps in the neighborhood?
The niche is for brooms. My parents have a home on the grand legacy golf course and that’s what they used it for🤷🏼♀️
That stress fracture looks like maybe the basement ceiling is sagging . Just at this point and not seeing anymore of this place I wouldn't offer $400k maybe less . Almost no one seals walls for a basement like they should . I helped my dad build several homes when I was in High School and he went overboard to me sealing up a wall that had to be backfilled . ALSO proper drains to take water away from those walls are very important .
That 3ft deep is great discreet storage for a built in rifle and ammo locker IJS.
It is gorgeous house 💞
This beautiful house looks beat up.
Love your videos! Great info and great expertise!
Hey Thanks For The Great Content!
I keep getting your pre-Covid homes in my suggestions and it’s crazy to think every price has probably close to doubled on every single one 😂
How are HOA fees only$104 with massive palm trees, opulent landscaping and guarded gate?
I bought in Summerlin as a second home......2008......best prices!!!
$605,000.00 you must be joking. Every single room including windows and exterior all need to be updated. Additionally the build quality is sub-par at best
says the person cant afford it lol
Trust me. The houses in Silicon Valley are even sadder shape and cost $1 million or more. How do I know? I live in one of them. I am fixing it like a madness.
@@singlefather01 how u make 1 million?
This is a pretty nice house , I see some cracks in the ceiling , what would it cost to do a complete renovation to bring this property up to date ?
There are too many variables to that question. It depends on what you want done and if you're willing to pay for the correct contractors or go the cheap way.
Feby Torres Why would the cracks be there, earthquakes?
Trust me it’s gonna happen everybody can see it it’s just a matter of time❤️😍🥰😜
Daphanie_ diary agreed
Thanks so much!! Very informative for me!!
Yeah this property will need at least 100k-200k of renovations just to bring it up to modern standards I would only pay 375k-400k for this
Desert Flippers could do it for way less😎
I love that home it's is beautiful gorgeous home you know what I have done it was mine it's not a bad home it's just a good carpet cleaning I probably put some large pantry in there and rebuild the closet little better and than for the basement I would turn that basement to a home theater system and the pool just need a good cleaning too.
And then I have a playroom for my nieces and nephews
Thank you! Learned a lot.
Looks like there was quite a bit of water damage. Not sure. But from just seeing this video it seems there's a lot of buckling here and there. Especially upstairs.
carpeting looks nazzztyyyy
Beautiful Home
like it but has a lot of major problems starting with the crack in the wall the house has shifted and water damage possibly and the price is too high but you did a great review and I enjoy your videos that toilet is probably the problem for the leak in the basement walls since it smells like mildew water coming from somewhere . I have a friend has a beautiful house back when she had it built something happened while she was on vacation the line in the upstairs bathroom had been leaking and over a period of time and when they came from a cruise the bathroom water line busted and the ceiling gave away and everything came crashing down chandelier hit the checkerboard floor and they came home to a flooded house a disaster but it's all fixed now insurance paid for it. So anybody buying this house gotta get a house inspector I bet the electricity is outdated seeing the panel all scrambled and hanging out. if there is a update sure would like the here what problems it actually had.
Nice home