Alex- I showed my husband your show a little bit of ago and he said"Wow what a cool channel and job he has!!" I agree we love watching you and the family find so many cool things!!😀💖
These families couldn't ask for a better, more respectful person to take care of their loved ones material possession affairs! You and your family and friends are the most caring, thorough and hard-working people I know of doing this and I thank you all for being that way , Alex! Kudos to All of You!! 💜💙💜
Alex, I love the way you are describing items and then suddenly interrupt yourself with "OH LOOK!" You exude a child-like enthusiasm. Charming ! This looks like a nice haul. And you even have some room to walk through it without tripping and landing on your face.
This one hit me with the stark reality of we’re here one minute and gone the next, but rather than get down it makes you realise, enjoy life whilst we have it! to the full! I love joining you on these adventures and finding the gems each house has held within it’s walls. I’m sure the person would be glad he has some recognition of his good taste whilst here and has someone caring doing this job.
yes, so true. i also thought, and no disrespect to the deceased, is to maybe keep my house just a bit tidy incase this "one day" happens. sort of like when your "momma told you to wear clean underwear in case you're in an accident" ;) :)
I agree with that sherilyn4038, but I have a feeling based on all the cushions in his chair that he spent most of his time there with all his collections around him. I think he may have been ill and depressed. Possibly difficult for him to get around and take care of himself and no one to help. I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't order some of those items online. Of course, I could be totally wrong. At any rate, it was sad. Alex certainly scored though.
Alex has found a serious niche in buying these whole houses. Owners get paid and he gets a bargain. His knowledge and hard work paying serious dividends. This one in particular .
I own a foreclosure Cleanouts and junk removal company in Phoenix, Arizona. We get paid to clean out hoarding situations, estate cleanouts, evictions and so on. You can make money on top of getting paid. However a lot of people in the business have no idea what they are doing and seriously are throwing up history away at the dump. I try to learn about the items as I can. But there is a time frame of course. It is a dream come true for me with a bachelors in psychology it is helping folks and a treasure hunt each day. Make your day amazing and never stop moving forward!
IMPORTANT! Alex, ask the manager if the owner had a storage area, which is located in the basement, near the lifts, usually. The unit number will correlate with the storage compartment.
The more I watch of these clear out videos, the more I have been clearing out all my clutter and junk! I think i'm starting to embrace the minimalist lifestyle!!
This one has a ‘life interrupted’ feel. They had amazing things around them. I’m glad they spent what time they had surrounded by the stuff they loved. 💕
Am I the only one who thought the miata with its lights on looked a bit surprised to be out in the sunlight? Lol. I see faces in inanimate objects a lot. A most excellent deal you got on this place, Alex. The cars and the coins, all the models and jerseys… I see why you struck a deal. Looking forward to more videos. Thank you for sharing the journey with us!
I always make sure that my home is in great shape, no clutter, and everything is neat and clean. After cleaning out my father's place, I don't want anyone to come to my place and face a mess.
My dad had a white 91 Miata that I only got to drive once. Those are such fun cars to drive! That is such a good find, especially in sunburst yellow and with a hardtop.
The Miata is so cute! Can't wait for the next episode. 12,000 seems like a good deal. Hopefully we don't lose this format of video when the TV series comes out. ❤
@@beverlystickney, he mentioned he's got a tv series coming out this summer, no idea what it is but I'd say it's definitely about finding hidden treasures in some fashion.
Hey, I specialize in Miatas amongst other things and I assume mentioning the Miata in your title is why TH-cam recommended me your channel. First things first, huge find, can't say I'm not a little jealous (actually very jealous) Sunburst Yellow was a 1-year, 1992 only color, originally a 250$ upcharge. All SBY miatas were A-Package cars, although a Hardtop could be included as an option. 1519 were built for the US and 503 were built for Canada, more were made for other markets. About 1 in 1100 NA Miata is SBY. Your Miata retains the original Mazda badge/sticker in the correct location on the front bumper and the black paint guard on the rockers, those are usually forgotten during a respray. The factory OEM Hardtop is Crystal White without defrost/headliner. As defrost came to all Hardtops after 1992, and all 1990 Hardtops are Classic Red, I'm sure your top is actually much more rare than the Miata (sadly without the value) From my perspective of Eastern Canada, the SBY without the top will easily sell in the minimum 12000-15000 range assuming the paint cleans up well and there are no title issues. Another 2000 for the hardtop. One last thing, and this is VERY important, the rear rockers love to hold dirt and rust from the inside. If you're not going to keep it in inside, look into how to clean NA miata rockers (back and front). If you have any questions, feel free to ask!
This guys place is like my home. I feel like this guy could have been somebody I would hang out with and enjoy the same things we collect. I actually had to sit back and think about how this is what my stuff will be like when somebody comes in and cleans my collections up. I sure was glad to see his bird was not in that in that cage. For me I have two small dogs I would cry over knowing if I am injured and could not take care of them. This does look like a good purchase for you though Alex.
Seeing what this person treasured, finding myself feeling connected to so many items seen in this video, I feel somewhat connected to this person, which makes me even more sad that they died. Other than that, I am happy that you, Alex, are the person being able to profit from this find, because you are also of the kind that is respectful and enthusiastic about the items. Nice find!
What a beautiful little car! I love Miatas! It's kinda sad to see someone's house that looks like they'll be back any moment. But they're not coming back. It's really nice that someone like Alex will make sure the things this person enjoyed will go on to be enjoyed by others. Instead of ending up in a landfill.
Exciting that the Miata started!!! Lots of treasures there...looks like the fellow (RIP) enjoyed his life.....Glad you're the one clearing this out, & sharing with us....all the best... ♥from BC
@@deborahkimball-billups6405 The person living there was clearly a man. Could have been a wife that passed or left or a daughter (or bought it with that plate and didn't get to changing it).
These clean-outs are interesting, yet sad. This one and the one before the ballerina's house, (pick-up truck and couple other cars) looks like the owners left one day having no idea they would not return. It just makes you realize how quickly a life can end. Makes me want to clear out even more. Through a series of unfortunate events I am down to the majority of the items I own stuffed into one bedroom, with a few things in storage. I need to sort through and rid myself of that load. I don't want to leave a burden for anyone. The Potter's house and Madame Rac's house were homes of people who had lived what seemed to be full, and interesting lives. It seems Alex is getting called for homes of people who appear to have passed away suddenly and at somewhat younger ages. Its great that Alex can come in and do the work that would probably be extremely difficult for the family. He does it with respect and care. If there is any profit to be made I can't think of a more deserving person. Alex does more than his fair share of helping others. This gives a sad situation a more positive end.
I would like to see a series on Swedish death cleaning. Not to be more but I would love to see the right people have the right things in their hands. Things that people previously loved into the hands of people who will also love their collectibles
@@beverlystickney Never heard of Swedish death cleaning until I read your comment. Did not know that was a thing. Not sure I could watch a series on that. Too many feelings to feel.
Alex- I am sure that the former owner of these items would be pleased that you have bought them as you appreciate all these collectibles much more than many people.
High Rise Building Clear Outs: Did such a job in downtown Seattle about 10 years ago. Instead of street parking, the building had a multi-level underground parking area and the lower you went, the shorter the overhead clearance became. The job included a storage area on the lowest level of the underground garage, where the clearance height was the shortest. We knew we wouldn't be able to bring even my smallest enclosed trailer inside, so the choice was to load and "shuttle" items up to street level, to transfer to a trailer or to do the job with two Pick-up trucks alone. What we had to be mindful of was that as we loaded the tall shelving units into the trucks, we had to ensure we would still be shorter then the lowest fire-main water piping that limited vehicle height. The other challenge is that such buildings often have Small Elevators, which means many, many trips with hand trucks or flat carts and during the busy parts of the day, residents are also using them to go up and down, so you end up waiting around for the elevators to be clear. If you're lucky the building will have one oversize freight elevator for sofas and large furniture pieces. On another job, we had to do a side by side fridge in a job in a Honolulu Hawaii hi-rise, about 30 floors up. There were 2 of us. I steered the side by side refrigerator in from the front, while the other guy pushed the hand truck. The trick was that the guy who was pushing the truck had to take a separate elevator down to the lobby, then come over and open the elevator the fridge and I rode down in, so he could back the fridge out of the tight space, while I guided it from the interior. I was effectively trapped during the ride down.
So now I always ask about street parking close by and the size of elevators. One other thing that comes up is to find out if the apartment is entitled to access either a "trash chute" or a resident's access dumpster. It can save hundreds on dump fees, for such a job and you can send the trash down the chute, as you sort.
Funny story. I just recently saw a post from here in the USA where the people got PAID to clean out a hoard. So they get to keep everything and they’re getting paid. This was something l had wondered about because that is how it generally works around my area. Although l did know a man , who has passed, and he did what you do. Homer would pay for the contents and clear everything out. He had a a huge garage where he sold from, and l could spend hours there searching for treasures. He was a kind man who often cut me a break on furniture.
Reality hits hard. We could be one of those guys who went out not thinking that we are not coming back to our house. Watching these series made me a better person in terms of keeping my house clean. So that if i die, at least my house will be in order.
I know you’re all about the collectibles, but don’t forget that there is a Dyson fan and a Dyson vacuum that have pretty good value. I can’t wait to see the rest of this. Have a great day.
This guy was funny - he put a skeleton in his closet and had a table reservation on the bookshelf for grumpy old men - you can tell he had a youthful spirit - and with all those jerseys I’m getting strong Adam Sandler vibes.
Can just see you and Melissa cruising down the highway in that sweet ride. Beautiful. Much respect for you and your family and all your hard work and achievements.
I think the people who owned this apartment liked and bought lots of good things and feel very hopeful that you'll both relieve them and/or their family members of the stress of dealing with them and do well in selling them.
❤😊 The gentleman that owned this home appears to have been a very interesting and fun person to have known. Some of your buddies probably knew him. It’s a blessing he has you taking care of what he left behind. Love, Fran
I always enjoy these videos but they have really made me deeply think about the things I want to keep in my house. So many times videos like yours and others that I watch show the various collectables packed away "to gain value" but then for whatever reason life is cut short. It has taught this (former) collector to appreciate the experiences, not the things. Thank you for posting ❤
I'd give my right (no left) arm for that Captain America frame, not because it's worth a lot but for the cool factor since I collect comic books....wish I had your job Alex...stay safe!
I worked for Mazda when they came out. That's a very rare year and color. What I liked about them..... they seemed to have no top end. They just kept climbing. Fast . Made for women in mind. But guys liked them. Very omg cool to see such a beautiful car.
Holy smokes, looks like when my old man passed away. There's even a casting of teeth! Franklin Mint, displays in glass cabinets, plates and collectibles. Such was the life of the gentleman that passed. Just momentos and memories.
Hi Alex, with your business of flipping vehicles you should invest in a jump box to bring along when you're trying to move unknowns. Might save you a trip or two. Love your channel and always does my heart good to see you help families.
Thank you for taking us on your treasure hunt with you. The estate clean outs are my favorite. You are helping the estate while being respectful of the person that passed.
Great finds! I’m not big into sports but even I know those jerseys are not cheap. You must have been thrilled when you opened that closet. At the same time, it’s sad to see evidence of someone who had what seems like a pretty good life, struggling at the end by all appearances. The family is lucky to have you Alex, if only to spare them the emotional toll of the cleanup.
I'll be so sad if we don't get these videos anymore once you start your new TV show. I started watching Curiosity Inc. with Mary's house, and these clean outs are my favorites. You are so respectful and kind when you go through the stuff. It will be such a shame if we don't get to see them over here in Europe any more.
I watch someone on TH-cam that has over a million subscribers. He started a show on the UK history channel four years ago . He has at least two to three videos a week you just have to have filmed content on hand why they film a show.
Congratulations Alex, not only did you purchase a lot of great stuff with this one, but the place isn't a trashed hoarder mess like many of the other houses so you won't have an excessive amount of cleaning to do! Double win!
That Studebaker dealer toy car looks just like the ‘53 Studebaker my father-in-law fixed up & painted! He also built a little model with my son, same colors, light blue with a white top! Loved that car! He sold it but still has a ‘49-50 with the awesome bullet nose…
This one is so exciting but yet I felt a sincere sadness at the same time. In seeing some of the stuff, seems to me that this was not a very old person but rather someone still full of life. Honestly I don’t understand why families don’t want to keep some of the treasures of their loved ones. Sadness is overwhelming on this one Alex. I wish I could do this like you but I would be heart broken at the same time. I know you and Melissa will do the right thing with this person’s treasures.
Alex that looks like it’s going to be a very good Estate! Lots of really good stuff! Just love the dish you found in the wardrobe. Shame l don’t live closer as l would bid for it!! Well done! For sure you will make a profit!
I’ve wanted a yellow Miata forever and that one is gorgeous ❤. That was a great purchase I’m thinking. Lots of different collections, looks like the gentleman lived a good life which always makes it easier to watch these clean outs.
When I looked up "parkade" it said (Canadian, South African)parking garage. I knew what you were talking about, but am always facinated by how we speak the same language but still how many differences. Like how these two countries that are so far apart started calling it that?!😊
Quite the Score Alex! These items are right up your alley. You must be thrilled. I am. Can't wait to see what else you find. And the house doesn't require ⚠️😷hazmat clothing. Congratulations on a great buy.
You for sure will get all your money back just from the vehicles and the Jerseys you found. All the rest is icing on the cake! I can't wait to see all the cool things you find in that place. I am glad there was no dead bird in the cage too. My heart sank when I saw the cage!
👍🏻 Did you see the soft toy kiwi with a black singlet on the set of drawers @ 21minutes in approx Cheers fellow New Zealander Love watching Alex & family do these clearouts
Great video!!! Shocking to find a skeleton in the closet!!! Your response was, "It's got a price tag on it!" Lol. Look forward to seeing more videos as you make your way through the rest of the items. ❤😊
Ooooh, I saw Mikasa in that cabinet! I love Mikasa Crystal!!! In fact, my wedding pattern stemware was Mikasa, and it's just as beautiful now as it was when I got married, over 25 years ago! Mikasa is REALLY nice!!!
“I can walk” as he enters the condo. Lol the last place was something. Love your content. Watching from Iowa in the USA. Look forward to the show each episode.
I haven't watched your videos in awhile. Quite awhile. Cause you had sold your store and finished building your home. Feels like I have missed out on a lot! Glad you popped up on my feed again😊
This one is going to be a fantastic journey to go through all of these things. Not to mention the great cars you purchased. It will be fun for use to take this new adventure with you. Thanks for bringing us along again.
Alex- I showed my husband your show a little bit of ago and he said"Wow what a cool channel and job he has!!" I agree we love watching you and the family find so many cool things!!😀💖
These families couldn't ask for a better, more respectful person to take care of their loved ones material possession affairs! You and your family and friends are the most caring, thorough and hard-working people I know of doing this and I thank you all for being that way , Alex! Kudos to All of You!! 💜💙💜
Alex, I love the way you are describing items and then suddenly interrupt yourself with "OH LOOK!" You exude a child-like enthusiasm. Charming !
This looks like a nice haul. And you even have some room to walk through it without tripping and landing on your face.
Still can't beat the one where it was 40 below and he lost his keys in the snow....
@@stefanfrankel8157 oh yes!!!! I remember it well!
@@chrisscinta1973 the Potter's House, was it? It's the one that got me hooked to this channel. Still the biggest before/after contrast to date.
Yes, the Potter's House. I was watching already, but that series got me hooked.
This one hit me with the stark reality of we’re here one minute and gone the next, but rather than get down it makes you realise, enjoy life whilst we have it! to the full!
I love joining you on these adventures and finding the gems each house has held within it’s walls.
I’m sure the person would be glad he has some recognition of his good taste whilst here and has someone caring doing this job.
I share a lot of the same feelings you have. Makes you think. And hopefully...act.
yes, so true. i also thought, and no disrespect to the deceased, is to maybe keep my house just a bit tidy incase this "one day" happens. sort of like when your "momma told you to wear clean underwear in case you're in an accident" ;) :)
@@sherilynl4038 agree!
The individual who lived in that apartment must have been young. May he rest in peace. 😢
I agree with that sherilyn4038, but I have a feeling based on all the cushions in his chair that he spent most of his time there with all his collections around him. I think he may have been ill and depressed. Possibly difficult for him to get around and take care of himself and no one to help. I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't order some of those items online. Of course, I could be totally wrong. At any rate, it was sad. Alex certainly scored though.
Alex has found a serious niche in buying these whole houses. Owners get paid and he gets a bargain. His knowledge and hard work paying serious dividends. This one in particular .
I own a foreclosure Cleanouts and junk removal company in Phoenix, Arizona. We get paid to clean out hoarding situations, estate cleanouts, evictions and so on. You can make money on top of getting paid. However a lot of people in the business have no idea what they are doing and seriously are throwing up history away at the dump.
I try to learn about the items as I can. But there is a time frame of course.
It is a dream come true for me with a bachelors in psychology it is helping folks and a treasure hunt each day. Make your day amazing and never stop moving forward!
IMPORTANT! Alex, ask the manager if the owner had a storage area, which is located in the basement, near the lifts, usually.
The unit number will correlate with the storage compartment.
The more I watch of these clear out videos, the more I have been clearing out all my clutter and junk! I think i'm starting to embrace the minimalist lifestyle!!
Exactly. How many bobbleheads does a person need?
Yes. Same here.
Lay up for yourselves ,treasure,in Heaven , Jesus, Yeshua The Messiah , He tries to tell us , through these lives lived and passed ,so quickly .❤
This one has a ‘life interrupted’ feel.
They had amazing things around them. I’m glad they spent what time they had surrounded by the stuff they loved. 💕
I felt the same .
Same here.❤
Melissa fell in love with a nerd. There is hope for nerds everywhere LOL ❤❤❤
Am I the only one who thought the miata with its lights on looked a bit surprised to be out in the sunlight? Lol. I see faces in inanimate objects a lot.
A most excellent deal you got on this place, Alex. The cars and the coins, all the models and jerseys… I see why you struck a deal. Looking forward to more videos. Thank you for sharing the journey with us!
Lol. I see faces like that, too. All electrical outlets have faces! Cars, definitely.
Great purchase! This makes me sad though. Seems like this person passed suddenly. Makes you realize how quickly things can just take a turn.
I always make sure that my home is in great shape, no clutter, and everything is neat and clean. After cleaning out my father's place, I don't want anyone to come to my place and face a mess.
Same thought here.
Sometimes it's a good thing that they pass suddenly. I've known people close to me that suffered for years.😞
Man, that's a beautiful example of a first generation Miata! Love it!
Package deal on the Miata and model Miata! :)
My dad had a white 91 Miata that I only got to drive once. Those are such fun cars to drive!
That is such a good find, especially in sunburst yellow and with a hardtop.
The Miata is so cute! Can't wait for the next episode. 12,000 seems like a good deal. Hopefully we don't lose this format of video when the TV series comes out. ❤
Ent😀😀
what tv series?
What series ?
@@beverlystickney, he mentioned he's got a tv series coming out this summer, no idea what it is but I'd say it's definitely about finding hidden treasures in some fashion.
I'm glad that Miata is untouched its so hard to find these in there stocked shape so many get ruined with after market parts.
Hey, I specialize in Miatas amongst other things and I assume mentioning the Miata in your title is why TH-cam recommended me your channel.
First things first, huge find, can't say I'm not a little jealous (actually very jealous)
Sunburst Yellow was a 1-year, 1992 only color, originally a 250$ upcharge. All SBY miatas were A-Package cars, although a Hardtop could be included as an option.
1519 were built for the US and 503 were built for Canada, more were made for other markets. About 1 in 1100 NA Miata is SBY.
Your Miata retains the original Mazda badge/sticker in the correct location on the front bumper and the black paint guard on the rockers, those are usually forgotten during a respray.
The factory OEM Hardtop is Crystal White without defrost/headliner. As defrost came to all Hardtops after 1992, and all 1990 Hardtops are Classic Red, I'm sure your top is actually much more rare than the Miata (sadly without the value)
From my perspective of Eastern Canada, the SBY without the top will easily sell in the minimum 12000-15000 range assuming the paint cleans up well and there are no title issues. Another 2000 for the hardtop.
One last thing, and this is VERY important, the rear rockers love to hold dirt and rust from the inside. If you're not going to keep it in inside, look into how to clean NA miata rockers (back and front).
If you have any questions, feel free to ask!
Hopefully the soft top is in good shape, as well. 💛👍🏻
This guys place is like my home. I feel like this guy could have been somebody I would hang out with and enjoy the same things we collect. I actually had to sit back and think about how this is what my stuff will be like when somebody comes in and cleans my collections up. I sure was glad to see his bird was not in that in that cage. For me I have two small dogs I would cry over knowing if I am injured and could not take care of them. This does look like a good purchase for you though Alex.
Seeing what this person treasured, finding myself feeling connected to so many items seen in this video, I feel somewhat connected to this person, which makes me even more sad that they died. Other than that, I am happy that you, Alex, are the person being able to profit from this find, because you are also of the kind that is respectful and enthusiastic about the items. Nice find!
I felt the same. He had a lot of similar interests as me. I feel very sad for him. He seemed like a sweet, lovely person from his belongings.
Definitely with you there.
It looks like he was a fun person, and it makes me sad he didn't have more time to enjoy all of the things he collected.
I love these videos where we see his real first time look at things with us.
That's an Alfonso Davis jersey. He is one of Canada's best soccer ⚽️ players. From Edmonton, but grew up in Vancouver ❤
What a beautiful little car! I love Miatas! It's kinda sad to see someone's house that looks like they'll be back any moment. But they're not coming back. It's really nice that someone like Alex will make sure the things this person enjoyed will go on to be enjoyed by others. Instead of ending up in a landfill.
What a lovely home of hidden treasures. Happy Mother's Day everyone. 🌻
Exciting that the Miata started!!! Lots of treasures there...looks like the fellow (RIP) enjoyed his life.....Glad you're the one clearing this out, & sharing with us....all the best... ♥from BC
The name on the license plate is a woman .
@@deborahkimball-billups6405 The person living there was clearly a man. Could have been a wife that passed or left or a daughter (or bought it with that plate and didn't get to changing it).
I think he named the car, my son in law gives everything a name, Kermit is his car, Daxx and Jenna are his guitars
These clean-outs are interesting, yet sad. This one and the one before the ballerina's house, (pick-up truck and couple other cars) looks like the owners left one day having no idea they would not return. It just makes you realize how quickly a life can end. Makes me want to clear out even more. Through a series of unfortunate events I am down to the majority of the items I own stuffed into one bedroom, with a few things in storage. I need to sort through and rid myself of that load. I don't want to leave a burden for anyone. The Potter's house and Madame Rac's house were homes of people who had lived what seemed to be full, and interesting lives. It seems Alex is getting called for homes of people who appear to have passed away suddenly and at somewhat younger ages. Its great that Alex can come in and do the work that would probably be extremely difficult for the family. He does it with respect and care. If there is any profit to be made I can't think of a more deserving person. Alex does more than his fair share of helping others. This gives a sad situation a more positive end.
I would like to see a series on Swedish death cleaning. Not to be more but I would love to see the right people have the right things in their hands. Things that people previously loved into the hands of people who will also love their collectibles
@@beverlystickney Never heard of Swedish death cleaning until I read your comment. Did not know that was a thing. Not sure I could watch a series on that. Too many feelings to feel.
Ahhh! 😱 The bird cage concerned me too lol! Thank you for taking such good care of this family's loved one's possessions :)
Looks like a Abigail car !! ❤
NEVER give a valuable car to a teenager!
My home is not cluttered at all, yet watching this video inspired me to go try to find more things to throw out.
Or donate
Exciting. That's a life well lived.🙏 Glad no bird was in the cage.
Alex- I am sure that the former owner of these items would be pleased that you have bought them as you appreciate all these collectibles much more than many people.
I love that you think of what you can donate with as much passion as you have for finding valuable things xx
The Miata is gorgeous--great find! 🎉 I can't wait to see more of the vintage and possibly antique books. 💕
My two favorites are the Miati and the antique books. There are a lot of nice things there.
@@karenmilligan5597 Miata
High Rise Building Clear Outs: Did such a job in downtown Seattle about 10 years ago. Instead of street parking, the building had a multi-level underground parking area and the lower you went, the shorter the overhead clearance became. The job included a storage area on the lowest level of the underground garage, where the clearance height was the shortest. We knew we wouldn't be able to bring even my smallest enclosed trailer inside, so the choice was to load and "shuttle" items up to street level, to transfer to a trailer or to do the job with two Pick-up trucks alone. What we had to be mindful of was that as we loaded the tall shelving units into the trucks, we had to ensure we would still be shorter then the lowest fire-main water piping that limited vehicle height.
The other challenge is that such buildings often have Small Elevators, which means many, many trips with hand trucks or flat carts and during the busy parts of the day, residents are also using them to go up and down, so you end up waiting around for the elevators to be clear. If you're lucky the building will have one oversize freight elevator for sofas and large furniture pieces.
On another job, we had to do a side by side fridge in a job in a Honolulu Hawaii hi-rise, about 30 floors up. There were 2 of us. I steered the side by side refrigerator in from the front, while the other guy pushed the hand truck. The trick was that the guy who was pushing the truck had to take a separate elevator down to the lobby, then come over and open the elevator the fridge and I rode down in, so he could back the fridge out of the tight space, while I guided it from the interior. I was effectively trapped during the ride down.
So now I always ask about street parking close by and the size of elevators. One other thing that comes up is to find out if the apartment is entitled to access either a "trash chute" or a resident's access dumpster. It can save hundreds on dump fees, for such a job and you can send the trash down the chute, as you sort.
What an interesting collection he had. It's nice to find a place like this, it has personality and resale value. I will enjoy watching this series.
Love the Miata! From what I can see so far, seems like the gentleman was a very interesting person
Funny story. I just recently saw a post from here in the USA where the people got PAID to clean out a hoard. So they get to keep everything and they’re getting paid. This was something l had wondered about because that is how it generally works around my area. Although l did know a man , who has passed, and he did what you do. Homer would pay for the contents and clear everything out. He had a a huge garage where he sold from, and l could spend hours there searching for treasures. He was a kind man who often cut me a break on furniture.
Reality hits hard. We could be one of those guys who went out not thinking that we are not coming back to our house. Watching these series made me a better person in terms of keeping my house clean. So that if i die, at least my house will be in order.
I know you’re all about the collectibles, but don’t forget that there is a Dyson fan and a Dyson vacuum that have pretty good value. I can’t wait to see the rest of this. Have a great day.
This guy was funny - he put a skeleton in his closet and had a table reservation on the bookshelf for grumpy old men - you can tell he had a youthful spirit - and with all those jerseys I’m getting strong Adam Sandler vibes.
Can just see you and Melissa cruising down the highway in that sweet ride. Beautiful. Much respect for you and your family and all your hard work and achievements.
Thanks Kathy!
I think the people who owned this apartment liked and bought lots of good things and feel very hopeful that you'll both relieve them and/or their family members of the stress of dealing with them and do well in selling them.
❤😊 The gentleman that owned this home appears to have been a very interesting and fun person to have known. Some of your buddies probably knew him. It’s a blessing he has you taking care of what he left behind. Love, Fran
I always enjoy these videos but they have really made me deeply think about the things I want to keep in my house. So many times videos like yours and others that I watch show the various collectables packed away "to gain value" but then for whatever reason life is cut short.
It has taught this (former) collector to appreciate the experiences, not the things.
Thank you for posting ❤
Awesome again 🎸🎸🎸🎸
Wow wow awesome find. I’m cleaning out my hoarder brother-in-law’s house right now ugh!!!!
I'd give my right (no left) arm for that Captain America frame, not because it's worth a lot but for the cool factor since I collect comic books....wish I had your job Alex...stay safe!
I worked for Mazda when they came out. That's a very rare year and color. What I liked about them..... they seemed to have no top end. They just kept climbing. Fast . Made for women in mind. But guys liked them. Very omg cool to see such a beautiful car.
The personalised plate on the car was a woman name.
Shopping cart... The condo we lived in had shopping carts for all to use to bring things up from the parking garage
Holy smokes, looks like when my old man passed away. There's even a casting of teeth! Franklin Mint, displays in glass cabinets, plates and collectibles. Such was the life of the gentleman that passed. Just momentos and memories.
You have a Dyson fan and stick vac there. Over $1000 combined ( new).
Wow this looks amazing already. I love this type of episode.
Hi Alex, with your business of flipping vehicles you should invest in a jump box to bring along when you're trying to move unknowns. Might save you a trip or two. Love your channel and always does my heart good to see you help families.
Yes but he didn’t bring new battery for 2nd car so a jump box is a good idea
@@lynnedelacy2841 I'm fairly sure he has one, he just didn't bring it with him.
Thank you for taking us on your treasure hunt with you. The estate clean outs are my favorite. You are helping the estate while being respectful of the person that passed.
im glad you re able to help folks the way you do and make some profit to boot
And the title of this video should be Alex scores again ! Lots of great stuff
Happy for you Alex. I hope the owner went painlessly. I think he would have been an interesting person to know
Love the Miata! Great shape!
My 6.7L Le Creuset Dutch oven was about $400, a 25th anniversary gift from my work. Love it!
Ooh, nice silver coin set!
Great finds! I’m not big into sports but even I know those jerseys are not cheap. You must have been thrilled when you opened that closet. At the same time, it’s sad to see evidence of someone who had what seems like a pretty good life, struggling at the end by all appearances. The family is lucky to have you Alex, if only to spare them the emotional toll of the cleanup.
Happy Mother’s Day to all single dads!💐
Or as someone else said above, Male parental unit.
A Miyata, how nice to wake up to on a Sunday morning. Love your enthusiasm.
I LOVE the yellow!!! Awesome!!! 🍋 The Miata is ADORABLE!!! ❤️❤️❤️ Made in a palindrome year!!!
Creuset is pronounced CreusAY. 😊
I'll be so sad if we don't get these videos anymore once you start your new TV show. I started watching Curiosity Inc. with Mary's house, and these clean outs are my favorites. You are so respectful and kind when you go through the stuff. It will be such a shame if we don't get to see them over here in Europe any more.
I watch someone on TH-cam that has over a million subscribers. He started a show on the UK history channel four years ago . He has at least two to three videos a week you just have to have filmed content on hand why they film a show.
We will still be on TH-cam, that was the deal we struck
@@CuriosityIncorporated Hurrah, that is great news!!! And thank you very much for responding -- I am truly looking forward to your new adventures now!
I hadn’t heard about the tv show, will it air in the US?
He gave the details in a couple of videos ago
I'm pretty sure those bladeless fans are worth a bit as well, especially if it's a Dyson
Oh man! This is a Good One!
A great Mothers Day gift for me!! Thank you Alex!!
Nice haul! A cleaner environment too. Look forward to this, happy Mother's day to Melissa
Love love love that car
Congratulations Alex, not only did you purchase a lot of great stuff with this one, but the place isn't a trashed hoarder mess like many of the other houses so you won't have an excessive amount of cleaning to do! Double win!
Yeah! Another clear out, I love these videos. This one looks like a cleaner one, at lease Alex will not be breathing in a lot of dust and mites. 😄😷
The yellow Miata is so great! My favorite color, too.
This is 💯 what my dads place would have looked like if he lived by himself at the end of his life. Brought back so many fond memories of my dad 🥰
That Studebaker dealer toy car looks just like the ‘53 Studebaker my father-in-law fixed up & painted! He also built a little model with my son, same colors, light blue with a white top! Loved that car! He sold it but still has a ‘49-50 with the awesome bullet nose…
This one is so exciting but yet I felt a sincere sadness at the same time. In seeing some of the stuff, seems to me that this was not a very old person but rather someone still full of life. Honestly I don’t understand why families don’t want to keep some of the treasures of their loved ones. Sadness is overwhelming on this one Alex. I wish I could do this like you but I would be heart broken at the same time. I know you and Melissa will do the right thing with this person’s treasures.
Beautiful car love the color sounded great when you started it I was surprised you did it again
There is a lot of nice collectibles in the suite, you should be able to do pretty well!
Alex that looks like it’s going to be a very good Estate! Lots of really good stuff! Just love the dish you found in the wardrobe. Shame l don’t live closer as l would bid for it!! Well done! For sure you will make a profit!
I’ve wanted a yellow Miata forever and that one is gorgeous ❤. That was a great purchase I’m thinking. Lots of different collections, looks like the gentleman lived a good life which always makes it easier to watch these clean outs.
lots of gift items ... this guy was loved and led an active life .... imho
Don't know why this buy appealed to me so much but I'm anxiously awaiting to go on this clean out with you!
I hope it can get a clearsance cert. You dont need stolen cars. A 9:51 beautiful car and your gain because your hand is always open to give.
Wow - you hit the jackpot !!!
When I looked up "parkade" it said (Canadian, South African)parking garage. I knew what you were talking about, but am always facinated by how we speak the same language but still how many differences. Like how these two countries that are so far apart started calling it that?!😊
The Miata really did look beautiful sitting in your driveway.
Lots of little goodies! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 that car is gorgeous
I have a new favorite car.....I absolutely LOVE the yellow Miata!!! Interesting place with lots of nice things.
Quite the Score Alex!
These items are right up your alley.
You must be thrilled.
I am.
Can't wait to see what else you find.
And the house doesn't require ⚠️😷hazmat clothing.
Congratulations on a great buy.
What a CUTE little Miata. I would've love to have that! Great buy on all this stuff! Score! I hope you kept the silver.
Wow this is a great find. Can’t wait to see more!❤
You for sure will get all your money back just from the vehicles and the Jerseys you found. All the rest is icing on the cake! I can't wait to see all the cool things you find in that place. I am glad there was no dead bird in the cage too. My heart sank when I saw the cage!
Wow! Waking up Monday morning in New Zealand to another awesome house clear out.
👍🏻 Did you see the soft toy kiwi with a black singlet on the set of drawers @ 21minutes in approx Cheers fellow New Zealander Love watching Alex & family do these clearouts
Cool!! Can’t wait for the streaming show!!
Great video!!! Shocking to find a skeleton in the closet!!! Your response was, "It's got a price tag on it!" Lol. Look forward to seeing more videos as you make your way through the rest of the items. ❤😊
Seems like quite a perfect estate purchase for Alex!
Ooooh, I saw Mikasa in that cabinet! I love Mikasa Crystal!!! In fact, my wedding pattern stemware was Mikasa, and it's just as beautiful now as it was when I got married, over 25 years ago! Mikasa is REALLY nice!!!
“I can walk” as he enters the condo. Lol the last place was something. Love your content. Watching from Iowa in the USA. Look forward to the show each episode.
I love the vibe of your videos. Been bingewatching for days haha, it's an addiction
I haven't watched your videos in awhile.
Quite awhile. Cause you had sold your store and finished building your home.
Feels like I have missed out on a lot!
Glad you popped up on my feed again😊
This looks like a lot of fun you have my attention
Hey when you have to move the good stuff out.... 🛒
Lucky you on the Le Creuset dishware. If Melissa doesn’t want it (would be surprised if she didn’t) you know, it’ll fetch great prices. Win-Win.👍
Wow the Hudson Sign is Amazing! Sure is a keeper. Also wrapped at the Castrol stand!
This one is going to be a fantastic journey to go through all of these things. Not to mention the great cars you purchased. It will be fun for use to take this new adventure with you. Thanks for bringing us along again.