Oh yeah I started watching this then I realize that you're the guy that's power tripper You don't want nobody touching nothing unless you do it, not even your wife that's hysterical here you want to open this ? and then you stand over top of her while she does it. hysterical!!
A quick note on the fossil shark tooth: That is a tooth from an Otodus obliquus (mackerel shark) from the Late Paleocene (~56 million years ago) of Morocco. The little fossil set next to it is a grinding tooth from a Myliobatis dixoni (eagle ray) from the same time period and location. They are real fossils, but they are artificially set on "matrix" made from sand and glue -- a common scenario for Moroccan fossils. They're not particularly valuable, as they are plentiful and easy to get, but they do have a bit of a neat-o factor for beginning collectors. And that, boys and girls, is your paleontology lesson for today.
The homeowner seemed like a nice guy, and Alex is a nice guy who treated his stuff nicely. I'd like to hope whoever clears out my hobbies and collections and whatnot are nice to me. Death comes to us all, it all changes in a heartbeat. At least this guy enjoyed his life, rode his Harley, took his kid snowboarding. Raise a glass.
Makes me a little sad seeing some of the stuff left behind. Doesn't seem like the person was that old. The video game stuff is relatable to me. The little lamb chop with "I need a hug" tugged at my heartstrings.
me too I was like this has to be a younger person .. weights video game stuff then I was kinda thrown only 1 relative out of country so why all the dirt bikes and bicycles if maybe didnt have kids?? a mystery
@@laurabrown5983 Man, I actually felt pretty bad with how relatable all the upstairs bedroom stuff was to me. I’m 30 and all of the older gaming consoles and other electronics were popular right in my age range, if not a little younger. :(
The truck, the Harley, all the tool boxes and tools.... Keep!! This is a great investment. I love the counter height table and chairs! I love it all, even the house! ! ❤
Before a family's house was emptied we always had someone staying there until everything was finalized. Heard of too many thefts and vandalism in some homes. Very sad when it comes to vandalism.
What about the family? I am sad looking at this. The person was not old. Sporty stuff. House in good condition. Good luck. I don't think i can watch this
I feel like that could be me someday, based on the items found. I kept thinking of the man whose tools those were and I knew what kind of things he loved.
Yes Brodie Smith. Clean out those areas. My husband said I can clean out his stuff when he’s gone. How selfish is that…clean out your stuff yourself….if they are worth anything give your family the money now, and you enjoy there company etc..
Sorry for the family's loss. Sending my condolences to the family. Thank you for donating a lot of this stuff for underprivileged families. At least it will come to good use. It looks like you will come out to the good on this. Great video, keep them coming and I'll keep watching ❤
My daughter has a small antique business in NB and I live in North Carolina . One day she asked if I ever watched your channel. I said funny you say that, I watch him all the time. Now how cool is that?
These kinds of episodic shows are so much fun to watch. Thank you for taking us, your viewers, on the journey with you. Not really a hoarder in the home, but kind of in the storage areas.
It’s definitely a different feeling watching you go through a youngish person’s newish items instead of getting lost in the nostalgia/history of older items.
Hi Alex and Melissa, another fine project to complete and get new vids from you! always enjoy your adventures. thanks for everything, and a special thanks for donation to the family arriving from the Ukraine. wonderful that you do this!
This one made me think of who lived there the most, it felt so much more intrusive going through what was clearly a younger person's home. Eerie and a little sad.
Same here. It's one thing to breathe new life into a hoarded home in disrepair, but this home already has so much life in it. Everything left the way it was the last day it had occupants, down to a dirty dish that never made it into the wash. Just heartbreaking.
First time seeing your videos. This makes me sad that someone so young is no longer with us and that no one could come to handle his things. Seems like he was a cool guy and very active too. Hope they have peace knowing people such as you and your wife are willing to do what others cannot.
Reminds me of going through my friends house after he passed. It was more emotional obviously since I knew the person. It was really weird. Same feeling I get watching this one. Dirty dishes, food in the fridge, dirty laundry. Folded clothes judt waiting to be worn. Boxes and clutter that were out to the side to be cleaned anothwr day. Except that day never came. It really makes you feel the weight of life. One day you're here and the next day you aren't. I'm glad you treated their stuff nicely and not just throwing things around and brishing things off. Instead takjng interest in what they might of had going on and what hobbies they enjoyed.
My favourite part about all of this is seeing all of this useful stuff put back into use! Three cars sitting there collecting dust you will hopefully be able to get back into the road while they’re still road-worthy…! So many treasures for people to own and love again. :)
For all those who are feeling very sad and speculating that a very young person lived in this home and passed on, Alex noted in a reply to someone that the man who passed away was in his 60's and had a son in his 20's. Sixties is still far too young but he also was not in his 20's as many are speculating due to the snowboarding gear etc. Death is always sad and these videos where we see the last dish still sitting where the man who lived there left them the last day he walked out of his home hit hard. We are all going to pass on at some time and most of us will not have any idea when that last day is going to be. My best friend of over 32 years dried her dinner dishes and went out to get her last steps in for the day, she was obsessed with her 10,000 steps counter, she took very good care of her health. She was not 3 minutes from her house on the sidewalk when a man who drank his dinner at the local tavern hit and killed her, she had just celebrated her 55th birthday. She left her dishes drying in the rack , intending to put them away in 30 minutes when she came back she never did. Alex's videos do many things, and have provided me with countless hours of incredible videos filled with so much love and empathy for those who have passed on, and in some cases when he started the video series where still with us. His videos are a stark reminder that no one knows when will be our last hug, our last "i love you" to those we hold so dear to us. I sure wish I could tell my best friend one more time how much i treasured the decades of ups and downs we had lived through together, but I was left holding her hand in the ICU with her hooked up to a breathing machine while they searched for others to receive her organs as she left this world giving vision and life to others, just as she lived her life always thinking of others. I am reminded to get moving on sorting through things that need to be sold or donated or pitched because I would hate for my family to have to deal with my clutter in such a time of sadness and grief. Alex provides an incredible service to families and does it with all the kindness one would expect from a fellow Canadian.
I'm with you on going through stuff and not leaving it for my kids to do. I'm 63 and a bit of a pack rat so... There is a great book, The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning that helps put "stuff" into perspective.
My condolences to you for the loss of your friend and Thank you for your thoughtful words. Hearing this after my mother told me she was doing her WILL today at age 63.
Swedish death cleaning. I'm in my 50s. Reasonably good health. But you never know. I watched a video about Swedish death cleaning and needed to do that for my family. It's a good idea to clear the clutter so the fam doesn't have too much to do
I wonder if you pull the 2 cushions off of one couch will fit the larger couch so you can donate. Kudos 👏 to finding a place that helps one's less fortunate. Nice finds you two! Def made profit
Looks like you made another good deal, so congrats on that! I love what you're doing with the furniture ❤️ It may not be terribly valuable, but most of it looked nice & in decent shape. You're going to make some peoples' lives better who really need it. Looking forward to the rest of the series, thanks for taking us along!
Thank goodness you came back on to my TH-cam channels! I had lost you both after you moved into the new house and sold the shop. I thought had seen the last of you, sadly. You are back! Shall hopefully keep watching you again and all your wonderful treasure hunting.
This one is a little hard for me because I’m assuming young adult (s) lived here. I’m sure your service expertise in this clear out is appreciated. It may be a stress not because of hoarding but because of the shock of the loss.
@@northernerinnc3179 I agree with you: three men lived in that house. The paperwork said there was only 1 owner; and their only other relative lived in a different country. I can easily see this as college buddies, brothers, or cousins or immigrants sharing the house, but why did the other two guys leave behind their belongings? Why did the families of the other two, not want their belongings? oh, that is not a pleasant thought. eyeah. I just worked out what I think happened, and like Yam Moods- it's too heartbreaking to think about it. The registrations of the Cars and the motor bikes will confirm my horrible thoughts.
You do such important work. I love how you are so compassionate toward the people who lived in the homes you clear out. Living where you do, I think a snow blower may be a useful investment..
Wow! When you said another clean out, I automatically thought of an elderly person. This is totally a younger person's home. Really looks like someone left quickly and only took what they could as most of the clothes are gone .
It could easily be an older person's home too, older people also enjoy gaming and riding motorbikes. Heck there was a guy who lived mear me who rode an enormous Harley trike, he would ride around dressed as Santa Claus - he was 81 but didnt look it. I think it is the deceased estate of an older person because of all the Snap On tools and the old man type clothes in the wardrobe. May the gent rest in peace.
@Denise Meredith I think the snow boards would indicate a younger person. I think they had a good job. The physics textbook makes me think they were a STEM major in college. I would guess maybe an engineer or the like. Especially since they like repairing things
I think this person was active, but somewhat older, mostly because of the glimpse of music. Elvis, Charley Pride and Herb Alpert…not to say some young people aren’t interested in music of the 50s, 60s, and 70s, but it’s a tell. The snowboard selection makes me think 40s or younger.
What an amazing find on this house with the motorcycles! I’m glad you got the car and truck started. The bolts for the motorcycle seat were in the plastic bin rolling around where the seat was. Can’t wait till your next video!
This video just popped in my feed today. Watching this is a bit sad because there’s no family to take care of these possessions. This makes me want to go through my own home and clean out before my last days. I am over 65 and can still do this task so there’s not so much for the person who will take over.
How fantastic!! You really scored. Haven't been on your channel for a while so it was good to see what you two were up to. Good luck with moving everything and selling & donating. You are so kind to help the people get some nice furniture. Thank you.
Very exciting looks like a good lot of things for you to get your money back on. So nice of you to donate the furniture ,good to see. Looking forward to seeing what's uncovered. Janette from Australia
Personally, I think those couches will be fine for donating for the apartments set up. I have been known to buy a nice leather couch with a few cut spots and use a cover on the cushions until I could get it recovered. Not as much hidden treasures in this one, but do keep us informed as to your resale or revenue return on the electronics and the weapons as well as the vehicles.
I agree about the couches. I think they should be offered to the family who can decide whether to accept or not. They can use it until they are able to get something better or more to their liking.
WOW Harley and Herculese what a find!! ... You'll probably make about 50 grand plus after you've moved stuff and given things to places. And then money back on cars too etc.. What a lot of great stuff. Place was taken good care of, also good quality furniture. Love the bikes... Some lucky person will be happy to buy the bikes
Hi Alexander and Melissa nice to see you together at this house clearance, hope you do well some good stuff around cars, motorbikes, and lots of tools best of luck love your videos 👍❤
I am so glad you are donating the furniture to such a worthy cause . I wonder if they would take the dishes and any household appliances that don't go to auction as well . Might save you running to multiple places and would do a world of good. With all those vehicles. tools and sports equipment Im sure you have your money back . Keep Safe ❤Keep Well❤
Much respect on what you decided to do with all that furniture. Maybe it wasn't high end pricey stuff but it was still in great condition and you could have gotten something for it. So nice that you found a great cause to give it to.❤️
Did I miss what happened to the people who once lived there? Did they pass? One of my biggest fears is I'll leave this life and I won't have family left to clear out my home. Thank you for taking us along.
Yes the person passed on and his only living relative was over seas and did not want to come back and deal with it so asked a law firm to take care of it.
New viewer here. First off my daughters name is Melissa and my sons name is Steven! This property could have belonged to my husband (hypothetically). He is a car mechanic and has many tools just like I saw today. He has a Cobalt SS two door that is his baby. He has a Buell motorcycle too. So many items in this house that had me shouting "I have that". The big frying pan in the kitchen,the guitars, the workout equipment upstairs in the house,video games, the ipods in the box, tons of craftsman and snap on tools, and more. If we lived closer he would have purchased every tool and box you have.
The EVGA Geforce GTX 1080 box at 25:30 was once containing a close to top tier graphics card from a few generations back. It can still be used for 1080p gaming if you find it and it works properly, as it still can compete with a modern RTX 3060 just without raytracing, I'd check inside the computer tower in the closet at 21:55. If it's in there the chances are that the rest of the computer parts in it is pretty top of the line from a few years back as well.
It appears to be in there. I have 2, it looks right. But it may be an upgrade rather than top of the line machine. Not that it matters, since it could hold stuff that has to go back to the family. Unless of course it gets backed up (probably for the best considering computers aren't cheap to ship).
@@RikkiCattermole Take out the hard drive/SSD and send that to the family, keep the computer. The Geforce could also be in the computer in the living room.
Looking at ebay UK depending on exact model this can be £200 upwards. During pandemic gaming graphics cards went crazy as supplies dried up and seem to be holding some value. Definitely worth pulling from whichever case it's in and selling separately and not unknowingly donating. Great video again and looks like a more manageable less stress clear out than previous. Looking forward to seeing your Snap on personal tool set upgrade
@@RikkiCattermole True, you'd have to check that first. An encrypted hard drive/SSD in a gaming PC doesn't seem all that likely though. I've never actually worked with HDD encryption so I wasn't aware that Bitlocker is tied to the hardware rather than just a software encryption until I read up on it after reading your reply!
I can't help but wonder what happened to the people that lived here. They were young people. I'm happy for you but sad for them to lose a lifetime of cars, motorcycles, bikes, snowboards, etc. it's one thing when an elderly person dies but much sadder when someone still in the prime of their life is just gone. Poor family.
Obviously older people play games but what they’re saying is it it wasn’t a 78-year-old man based off of the items around the house come on now it’s sad. You know this person was young.
@@Snarkapotamus You are being totally unfair with Julie Jorgensen. I am almost 71 and have some of those things also, but the overall picture is that the clothing, lack of aged personal items, no pictures on walls or counters, etc all indicate that a younger man lived there. The possibility of it being an older man is true. The probability of it being an older man is small. Learn to communicate with a little more niceness in your remarks please.
thanks for being honest about your keys. i lost mine yesterday and found them later in my pocket. you povied a good service. i was a bit scared for you until you opened the shed. sad that someone pass, but looked like he rock while alive.
I’m so excited for another clear out! Each is unique - this is definitely a one off with the bikes, vehicles, tools, & games. Looking forward to the next installment.
Looks like some great stuff! So glad it is not dusty and biohazard-ish :) Thinking about your health and well being :) Look forward to more episodes and adventure!
This was a great yoga session for me. I've had serious illnesses and an injury that led to an injury called sharko foot, Causing a serious disability. This means I'm not supposed to put excess pressure weight et cetera on my leg. I will definitely continue these yoga moves and catch up again soon❤ Thank you so much! It took me many years to recover from a multiple organ transplant and I'm now finally feeling well enough to do this! I'm so excited and looking forward to a vacation in just over a month. I have a lot of faith that this will help me to Get a little stronger.
The dirt bike was $1698 when new in 1978, Hercules 250 GS enduro, probably sell for about 6-8k at a collectors auction like Mecum have. $200 just to register and bid
As my wife and I were watching this, she kept on saying how the person who lived here must have been my long lost twin. His house and belongings shockingly resemble my own before I was married up. How old was this guy if you may ask? I'm 33 and this guy could have been my best friend in another life 😂
The Sach's powered Hercules looks more like one of their two strokes, radial fins for cooling, expansion chamber exhaust all classic two stroke features.
Nice little home. It looks like two generations lived there. The old Albums and all the young man toys. What a great buy! Looks like you did it again Alexander congratulations!
No jewelry? No Christmas stuff? No pottery? Definitely a Dude house. Always sad to see the remnants of a life that has passed but his belongings are in good hands.
This one is pretty exciting for the tools and other stuff in the garage. I think you are underestimating the value of the truck. Here in the states, used trucks, especially 4x4 and lifted are well over $10K US. Between the cars and the motorcycles you are well over your costs. The tools and other things are a huge bonus for your own garage along with the engine lift and stuff in the shed. It's going to be fun to figure out what to keep and what to sell.
I was in the trade many years and its a top buzz when your instincts prove right with a great big dollop of cream on the cake., More so when the buzz goes on and on ,can,t wait to see what little gems await ,happy hunting i really do miss the chase so much good luck. Razzo
I love what you are doing with the furniture. Could the dishes and clothes be donated the same way? Thank you for having a good moral compass. God be with you all!
There is a strong following for Ford Crown Victorias, Mercury Grand Marquis, Lincoln Town Cars here in the states. They were the truly last, full frame, V8 powered, rear wheel drive American car produced. I have owned a 2011 Grand Marquis and a 2003 Mercury Marauder. The latter of which I was stopped in traffic and asked if I would sell it. There are even tuners shops like ADTR that have super charger, and 6 speed manual conversion kits. If the one you have there is a good example you could get a good price for it. They are super reliable and run forever.
The house is absolutely great I would move in it the way that it is it is amazing I don't know how many houses you can find like that probably not many
Wow, that looks like a pretty good find to me. The cars, the truck and the motorcycles and all the snap on tools you should be sitting pretty. I'd like to know how you made out in another video. Thanks for sharing, it was so interesting the time just flew by!
Glad to see another clear out video, they are my favorites. The suspense has begun on what you will find. Wonderful that you are donating the furniture to such a good cause. You are such good people.!!!!!
Good finds. That snap-on half inch impact gun gos for just over 900(hundred) now new I have to ask how much for the Harley. Always wanted one mite be my chance
It's sad to see a house of a younger person that passed away. But quite an active guy that must have been. Your sons will be able to together there own fitness with what they find in the house. Looking forward to next episodes.
Alex said in another comment that the man who passed away was in his 60's, he had a son in his 20's so that is why we are seeing belongings of a younger person.
@@seabreezeA1A He mentioned at the beginning of the video that the only family member is living in another country so that makes it quite a lot harder to deal with items. Likely all items they left behind from their teenage days anyways so probably not worth much to them at that point or just unable to get back to handle it all.
Looks like you struck gold again, Alexander, both with the house/shed/garage contents, and with the TH-cam interest! It looks like young people must have been involved there, so I feel sad hearing there was a death and no family around to handle the house contents. Those kind of buyouts must be difficult for you to undertake, but you always do the right thing and turn suffering and sadness into a blessing for someone. I like that the furniture is going to Ukrainian families. We are really looking forward to seeing you clean this property out and do well selling the good stuff. Please give your beautiful wife a hug from BanDana Gramma! ❤❤
I had a 2007 Saturn. Great car. I traded it in with 234,000 miles n still got 30+ mpg but had the same problem. I was able to push a button on the column to release the key. I believe Saturn n Cobalts are basically the same car.
I love these clean outs, but this one got me… this looked to be a bachelor of probably my sons age… sad he had no next of kin… except 1 that lived in another country. Thank you Alex for all you do. 💜
Hi Alex. I'm so happy to see you will be getting your money back with the vehicles, and the motorcycles! It is always exciting to see what you find! I will be here for every episode.
The pen-type flare launcher makes sense with the kayaks outside. I have one myself, and a heap of flares in a waterproof bag that's velcroed to the inside of my kayak.(I stay on 'flat' water, but still you never know what can happen if you're alone)
This house is amazingly normal and only a little cluttered . It shouldn't take long to clear out , although a lot of things are going to be heavy they also look quite useful and worthy to be sold as well .
My Father had two of those tool chests and I know THEY COST ALOT OF MONEY... without the tools. WOW are they extremely heavy, be careful. People will ask me how I can be a Hospice Nurse. I explain that regardless if I'm there With Them Or Not, They Will Pass Away... So If I Can Provide Comfort, Peace and Love Making It Easier Then I'm Helping The Patient And Their Loved Ones. That's what cleaning Their Houses Out is doing for the Client Who Passed and Their Family. Giving Them Dignity and A Sense of Peace and Comfort. It's A Final Gift 🙌❤.
Looking at all the things left behind, you get the impression of a relatively young person. Perhaps the overwhelm was not so much physical, for how much effort it would have taken to clean up after them, but emotional, from confronting the reality of their demise. So sad. As always, you are amazingly good at spotting value and keeping your chin up (not to mention, working much harder than most people … personally I’d have been worn out by just clearing away the snow …)
Seeing that house is so much sadder than a hoarders house just because you can see the person was still expecting to come home the dishes were in the dishwasher the laptop was next to where they would have sat on the couch the bed was not full of junk it's like the person has just gone to the shop and will be home soon
![[#2024MAMA] ROSÉ (로제), Bruno Mars - APT. | Mnet 241122 방송](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/dgGqD28J6aQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Love watching these videos and was so happy to see another.
By the sounds of it, you will make out pretty good.
I agree. It's my favorite kind video. Thanks for sharing!
Oh yeah I started watching this then I realize that you're the guy that's power tripper You don't want nobody touching nothing unless you do it, not even your wife that's hysterical here you want to open this ? and then you stand over top of her while she does it. hysterical!!
Fly down to give it all to the only family member
Looks like a nice washer and dryer there 😊
More for everyone else
A quick note on the fossil shark tooth: That is a tooth from an Otodus obliquus (mackerel shark) from the Late Paleocene (~56 million years ago) of Morocco. The little fossil set next to it is a grinding tooth from a Myliobatis dixoni (eagle ray) from the same time period and location. They are real fossils, but they are artificially set on "matrix" made from sand and glue -- a common scenario for Moroccan fossils. They're not particularly valuable, as they are plentiful and easy to get, but they do have a bit of a neat-o factor for beginning collectors. And that, boys and girls, is your paleontology lesson for today.
Great post Valerie!
That is cool info!!
Agree, very cool that this is your passion/expertise!
Nice. Good info for Alex. I’m sure he’ll appreciate it.
Thanks Ross :)
The homeowner seemed like a nice guy, and Alex is a nice guy who treated his stuff nicely. I'd like to hope whoever clears out my hobbies and collections and whatnot are nice to me. Death comes to us all, it all changes in a heartbeat. At least this guy enjoyed his life, rode his Harley, took his kid snowboarding. Raise a glass.
Yeah, the guy certainly had all the nice toys. Sad his son could not come home to claim some memories of his dad.
Makes me a little sad seeing some of the stuff left behind. Doesn't seem like the person was that old. The video game stuff is relatable to me. The little lamb chop with "I need a hug" tugged at my heartstrings.
me too I was like this has to be a younger person .. weights video game stuff then I was kinda thrown only 1 relative out of country so why all the dirt bikes and bicycles if maybe didnt have kids?? a mystery
@@laurabrown5983 Man, I actually felt pretty bad with how relatable all the upstairs bedroom stuff was to me. I’m 30 and all of the older gaming consoles and other electronics were popular right in my age range, if not a little younger. :(
Maybe they were renting it?
@@hollychequis194 I thought that too maybe evicted but I thought he said in beginning passed unless just speaking in general?
@@laurabrown5983 he did say passed. and he talked of how bad the neighborhood is. an untimely death? foul play? made me sad just wondering
The truck, the Harley, all the tool boxes and tools.... Keep!!
This is a great investment. I love the counter height table and chairs! I love it all, even the house! ! ❤
Before a family's house was emptied we always had someone staying there until everything was finalized. Heard of too many thefts and vandalism in some homes. Very sad when it comes to vandalism.
It’s sort of sad. Looks like the guy must have died suddenly. Felt like he just walked out one day and never made it home.
Yeah, I thought that too. :/
What about the family? I am sad looking at this. The person was not old. Sporty stuff. House in good condition. Good luck. I don't think i can watch this
@kimbuser7588 he said in the beginning they had no family here and their only family may be distant relatives and they live in another country
I feel like that could be me someday, based on the items found. I kept thinking of the man whose tools those were and I knew what kind of things he loved.
@@kimbuser7588 , Alex said in another reply that the man who passed away was in his 60's and had a son in his 20's
I enjoy these house clearance videos. It spurs me on to get rid of ‘stuff’ that is in the garage and stuck in cupboards that never get looked into.
Oh me too! I know exactly what you mean! XXX
Same! Seems like this homeowner fully enjoyed their hobbies, which is also satisfying.
@@kay4732 yeah but it also seems like he was not an old guy, rather young and that's sad.
@@cajsheen2594 a2
Yes Brodie Smith. Clean out those areas. My husband said I can clean out his stuff when he’s gone. How selfish is that…clean out your stuff yourself….if they are worth anything give your family the money now, and you enjoy there company etc..
Sorry for the family's loss. Sending my condolences to the family. Thank you for donating a lot of this stuff for underprivileged families. At least it will come to good use. It looks like you will come out to the good on this. Great video, keep them coming and I'll keep watching ❤
Except for the cable box.
There was no family remember so fake ass condolences. That's the problem so politically correct
@@travislux5539 there is a family member, they just aren't in Canada. That's why he's clearing the house.
My daughter has a small antique business in NB and I live in North Carolina . One day she asked if I ever watched your channel. I said funny you say that, I watch him all the time. Now how cool is that?
I'm glad this house wasn't filled with nastyness...I hope we get to see the gang come help you out. Y'all's friendship makes good viewing ❤️❤️❤️
These kinds of episodic shows are so much fun to watch. Thank you for taking us, your viewers, on the journey with you. Not really a hoarder in the home, but kind of in the storage areas.
Married couple. Wife always gets tired of "stuff" hanging around so hubby drags it off to a different building. Outta sight, outta mind...
@@Snarkapotamus I don't see much femininity anywhere in the home, so I'm thinking a single guy or two.
@@juliemama - I didn't either. My guess, either a divorcee or a loner...
It’s definitely a different feeling watching you go through a youngish person’s newish items instead of getting lost in the nostalgia/history of older items.
I loved the older houses, but still very fun to watch Alex get excited about tools and motorcycles
Yeah, it made me kind of sad. Dude was probably in his 30s. It looks just like my little brothers house.
Agreed... It is so different... I love the older homes more... But also makes me consider my mortality..
@@ktdid627 Couldn’t agree more. That’s all I was thinking while watching the video.
@@ktdid627 Me too. Looks like the kind of things my son would have ☹.
Your so sweet to your wife 💕 don't see that very often. Your parents did a great job.
Hi Alex and Melissa, another fine project to complete and get new vids from you! always enjoy your adventures. thanks for everything, and a special thanks for donation to the family arriving from the Ukraine. wonderful that you do this!
Its sad the person is gone but I'm glad Alec appreciates all of it.
I would be thrilled to find all those tools and motorcycles.
Alex! You and the family have 1/2 million subscribers!
I love these clear outs. It's sad, but I feel the love and care Alex and crew put into these property cleansings.
This fellow doesn't seem to have any family or friends to care for his things. I guess Alexander is the next best thing.
@@aksez2uin a lot of cases Alex would be the best thing
The person wasn't a very old. Maybe they were in there 40s or 50s
@@tinabreon794 , Alex noted in reply that the man who passed away was in his 60's and had a son in his 20's.
This one made me think of who lived there the most, it felt so much more intrusive going through what was clearly a younger person's home. Eerie and a little sad.
Exactly what I felt.
Same here. It's one thing to breathe new life into a hoarded home in disrepair, but this home already has so much life in it. Everything left the way it was the last day it had occupants, down to a dirty dish that never made it into the wash. Just heartbreaking.
Yeah, I couldn’t do this. 😢
Alex noted in another reply that the man who passed away was in his 60's ( still young) and had a son in his 20's
Alex and family: you are truly blessed because you bless others. Love going along on your adventures.
First time seeing your videos. This makes me sad that someone so young is no longer with us and that no one could come to handle his things. Seems like he was a cool guy and very active too. Hope they have peace knowing people such as you and your wife are willing to do what others cannot.
What happened to the people
Reminds me of going through my friends house after he passed. It was more emotional obviously since I knew the person. It was really weird. Same feeling I get watching this one. Dirty dishes, food in the fridge, dirty laundry. Folded clothes judt waiting to be worn. Boxes and clutter that were out to the side to be cleaned anothwr day. Except that day never came. It really makes you feel the weight of life. One day you're here and the next day you aren't. I'm glad you treated their stuff nicely and not just throwing things around and brishing things off. Instead takjng interest in what they might of had going on and what hobbies they enjoyed.
It’s so sad ,it looks like they were taken I’ll suddenly , I’m glad it’s you clearing it out as you are always so respectful.
My favourite part about all of this is seeing all of this useful stuff put back into use! Three cars sitting there collecting dust you will hopefully be able to get back into the road while they’re still road-worthy…! So many treasures for people to own and love again. :)
For all those who are feeling very sad and speculating that a very young person lived in this home and passed on, Alex noted in a reply to someone that the man who passed away was in his 60's and had a son in his 20's. Sixties is still far too young but he also was not in his 20's as many are speculating due to the snowboarding gear etc. Death is always sad and these videos where we see the last dish still sitting where the man who lived there left them the last day he walked out of his home hit hard. We are all going to pass on at some time and most of us will not have any idea when that last day is going to be.
My best friend of over 32 years dried her dinner dishes and went out to get her last steps in for the day, she was obsessed with her 10,000 steps counter, she took very good care of her health. She was not 3 minutes from her house on the sidewalk when a man who drank his dinner at the local tavern hit and killed her, she had just celebrated her 55th birthday. She left her dishes drying in the rack , intending to put them away in 30 minutes when she came back she never did.
Alex's videos do many things, and have provided me with countless hours of incredible videos filled with so much love and empathy for those who have passed on, and in some cases when he started the video series where still with us. His videos are a stark reminder that no one knows when will be our last hug, our last "i love you" to those we hold so dear to us. I sure wish I could tell my best friend one more time how much i treasured the decades of ups and downs we had lived through together, but I was left holding her hand in the ICU with her hooked up to a breathing machine while they searched for others to receive her organs as she left this world giving vision and life to others, just as she lived her life always thinking of others.
I am reminded to get moving on sorting through things that need to be sold or donated or pitched because I would hate for my family to have to deal with my clutter in such a time of sadness and grief. Alex provides an incredible service to families and does it with all the kindness one would expect from a fellow Canadian.
@Makeuplover very well said. This was very sweet of you to write this thank you.
To me it looks like a family home where all the kids moved out and left stuff behind.
I'm with you on going through stuff and not leaving it for my kids to do. I'm 63 and a bit of a pack rat so... There is a great book, The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning that helps put "stuff" into perspective.
My condolences to you for the loss of your friend and Thank you for your thoughtful words. Hearing this after my mother told me she was doing her WILL today at age 63.
Swedish death cleaning. I'm in my 50s. Reasonably good health. But you never know. I watched a video about Swedish death cleaning and needed to do that for my family. It's a good idea to clear the clutter so the fam doesn't have too much to do
This cat was cleaner then I can ever g dream. Much much respectful abode.
Some really great finds and even a pickup to help haul the stuff out!!
I wonder if you pull the 2 cushions off of one couch will fit the larger couch so you can donate. Kudos 👏 to finding a place that helps one's less fortunate. Nice finds you two! Def made profit
Looks like you made another good deal, so congrats on that! I love what you're doing with the furniture ❤️ It may not be terribly valuable, but most of it looked nice & in decent shape. You're going to make some peoples' lives better who really need it. Looking forward to the rest of the series, thanks for taking us along!
Hey Alex,
That "club" you found in the closet I think is a gaffer hook. My Grandfather used to fish with them instead of using a fishing pole.
Hi Sam, you are close, it's a GAFF, used when landing a fish of big size !!!
Thank goodness you came back on to my TH-cam channels! I had lost you both after you moved into the new house and sold the shop. I thought had seen the last of you, sadly. You are back! Shall hopefully keep watching you again and all your wonderful treasure hunting.
I would love to do what you are doing buying the property of these old estates and stuff and finding all the treasures etc. What an awesome job!!
This one is a little hard for me because I’m assuming young adult (s) lived here.
I’m sure your service expertise in this clear out is appreciated. It may be a stress not because of hoarding but because of the shock of the loss.
I thought the same thing -- what happened to the 3 guys? They had bought some high end "toys" too. Wonder what happened to them...
Did COVID get them.😮@@northernerinnc3179
That's what I was thinking. Someone quite young seems to have passed away. Sad.
@@northernerinnc3179 I agree with you: three men lived in that house.
The paperwork said there was only 1 owner; and their only other relative lived in a different country. I can easily see this as college buddies, brothers, or cousins or immigrants sharing the house, but why did the other two guys leave behind their belongings? Why did the families of the other two, not want their belongings? oh, that is not a pleasant thought. eyeah.
I just worked out what I think happened, and like Yam Moods- it's too heartbreaking to think about it.
The registrations of the Cars and the motor bikes will confirm my horrible thoughts.
@@snehafernandez7211 or myocarditis or blood clots from the shot
You do such important work. I love how you are so compassionate toward the people who lived in the homes you clear out. Living where you do, I think a snow blower may be a useful investment..
Wow! When you said another clean out, I automatically thought of an elderly person. This is totally a younger person's home. Really looks like someone left quickly and only took what they could as most of the clothes are gone .
I take the word "estate" to mean this person died. I totally agree that they were younger. I think they were 25 -35, based on the contents.
It could easily be an older person's home too, older people also enjoy gaming and riding motorbikes. Heck there was a guy who lived mear me who rode an enormous Harley trike, he would ride around dressed as Santa Claus - he was 81 but didnt look it.
I think it is the deceased estate of an older person because of all the Snap On tools and the old man type clothes in the wardrobe. May the gent rest in peace.
@Denise Meredith I think the snow boards would indicate a younger person. I think they had a good job. The physics textbook makes me think they were a STEM major in college. I would guess maybe an engineer or the like. Especially since they like repairing things
@@dunebuggie I would say more like 45-60 , I am 50 years old and that stuff seems in my age bracket
I think this person was active, but somewhat older, mostly because of the glimpse of music. Elvis, Charley Pride and Herb Alpert…not to say some young people aren’t interested in music of the 50s, 60s, and 70s, but it’s a tell. The snowboard selection makes me think 40s or younger.
What an amazing find on this house with the motorcycles! I’m glad you got the car and truck started. The bolts for the motorcycle seat were in the plastic bin rolling around where the seat was. Can’t wait till your next video!
This video just popped in my feed today. Watching this is a bit sad because there’s no family to take care of these possessions.
This makes me want to go through my own home and clean out before my last days. I am over 65 and can still do this task so there’s not so much for the person who will take over.
How fantastic!! You really scored. Haven't been on your channel for a while so it was good to see what you two were up to. Good luck with moving everything and selling & donating. You are so kind to help the people get some nice furniture. Thank you.
Very exciting looks like a good lot of things for you to get your money back on. So nice of you to donate the furniture ,good to see. Looking forward to seeing what's uncovered. Janette from Australia
Personally, I think those couches will be fine for donating for the apartments set up. I have been known to buy a nice leather couch with a few cut spots and use a cover on the cushions until I could get it recovered. Not as much hidden treasures in this one, but do keep us informed as to your resale or revenue return on the electronics and the weapons as well as the vehicles.
I agree about the couches. I think they should be offered to the family who can decide whether to accept or not. They can use it until they are able to get something better or more to their liking.
A nice couch cover should hide any stains, the couch looked pretty solid.
That's really cool that you are able to give back to the community with these clean out projects
WOW Harley and Herculese what a find!! ... You'll probably make about 50 grand plus after you've moved stuff and given things to places. And then money back on cars too etc.. What a lot of great stuff. Place was taken good care of, also good quality furniture. Love the bikes... Some lucky person will be happy to buy the bikes
Hi Alexander and Melissa nice to see you together at this house clearance, hope you do well some good stuff around cars, motorbikes, and lots of tools best of luck love your videos 👍❤
I am so glad you are donating the furniture to such a worthy cause . I wonder if they would take the dishes and any household appliances that don't go to auction as well . Might save you running to multiple places and would do a world of good. With all those vehicles. tools and sports equipment Im sure you have your money back . Keep Safe ❤Keep Well❤
Much respect on what you decided to do with all that furniture. Maybe it wasn't high end pricey stuff but it was still in great condition and you could have gotten something for it. So nice that you found a great cause to give it to.❤️
Look for people who lost everything but our lives and have nothing my house got flooded by the upstairs arp so I have been in a shelter February5
A half way decent couch with a little tape in which a blanket can be put on is MUCH better than sitting on a hard floor 🙌. What A Blessing.
Did I miss what happened to the people who once lived there? Did they pass? One of my biggest fears is I'll leave this life and I won't have family left to clear out my home. Thank you for taking us along.
I'm an only child and have the same fears.
Have friends lined up to do so. Also, start purging so your material life becomes more minimal.
Yes the person passed on and his only living relative was over seas and did not want to come back and deal with it so asked a law firm to take care of it.
Material possessions don't mean much when you're dead. The only thing of any real value is your soul.
New viewer here. First off my daughters name is Melissa and my sons name is Steven! This property could have belonged to my husband (hypothetically). He is a car mechanic and has many tools just like I saw today. He has a Cobalt SS two door that is his baby. He has a Buell motorcycle too. So many items in this house that had me shouting "I have that". The big frying pan in the kitchen,the guitars, the workout equipment upstairs in the house,video games, the ipods in the box, tons of craftsman and snap on tools, and more. If we lived closer he would have purchased every tool and box you have.
The EVGA Geforce GTX 1080 box at 25:30 was once containing a close to top tier graphics card from a few generations back. It can still be used for 1080p gaming if you find it and it works properly, as it still can compete with a modern RTX 3060 just without raytracing, I'd check inside the computer tower in the closet at 21:55. If it's in there the chances are that the rest of the computer parts in it is pretty top of the line from a few years back as well.
It appears to be in there. I have 2, it looks right. But it may be an upgrade rather than top of the line machine. Not that it matters, since it could hold stuff that has to go back to the family. Unless of course it gets backed up (probably for the best considering computers aren't cheap to ship).
@@RikkiCattermole Take out the hard drive/SSD and send that to the family, keep the computer. The Geforce could also be in the computer in the living room.
Looking at ebay UK depending on exact model this can be £200 upwards. During pandemic gaming graphics cards went crazy as supplies dried up and seem to be holding some value. Definitely worth pulling from whichever case it's in and selling separately and not unknowingly donating. Great video again and looks like a more manageable less stress clear out than previous. Looking forward to seeing your Snap on personal tool set upgrade
@@Ragnar8504 That doesn't work if it is encrypted. Need original hardware to have any hope of decrypting it.
@@RikkiCattermole True, you'd have to check that first. An encrypted hard drive/SSD in a gaming PC doesn't seem all that likely though.
I've never actually worked with HDD encryption so I wasn't aware that Bitlocker is tied to the hardware rather than just a software encryption until I read up on it after reading your reply!
Wow, amazing items in the garage and back yard. The furniture in the house looks solid and will an awesome donation.
I can't help but wonder what happened to the people that lived here. They were young people. I'm happy for you but sad for them to lose a lifetime of cars, motorcycles, bikes, snowboards, etc. it's one thing when an elderly person dies but much sadder when someone still in the prime of their life is just gone. Poor family.
How do you know they were young? Older people play games too...
Obviously older people play games but what they’re saying is it it wasn’t a 78-year-old man based off of the items around the house come on now it’s sad. You know this person was young.
@@tyeater14 - Ha! Talk about making assumptions! I have friends in their 70's that have the exact types of items hanging around their homes...
@@Snarkapotamus You are being totally unfair with Julie Jorgensen. I am almost 71 and have some of those things also, but the overall picture is that the clothing, lack of aged personal items, no pictures on walls or counters, etc all indicate that a younger man lived there. The possibility of it being an older man is true. The probability of it being an older man is small. Learn to communicate with a little more niceness in your remarks please.
@@lincolnlandpicker - No I'm not. Just because you don't like it doesn't make it "unfair"...so stop accusing me of doing what you yourself and doing!
Be grateful it's fairly clean and doesn't really stink bad
thanks for being honest about your keys. i lost mine yesterday and found them later in my pocket. you povied a good service. i was a bit scared for you until you opened the shed. sad that someone pass, but looked like he rock while alive.
Nice that you are doing it as you do it with dignity and respect
Sad. It seems to be a younger person's home. Rather minimalistic in the house, but not in the garage and shed.
Looks like a great find!
I love these clear out videos. Thank you Alex and Mellisa. I think what your doing with the furniture donations is such a Great thing.
I know this is old, but it looks like a young man's stuff. Sad that a young man may have died.
That is awesome that you are donating the furniture to help families from Ukraine get their new homes started here.
I’m so excited for another clear out! Each is unique - this is definitely a one off with the bikes, vehicles, tools, & games. Looking forward to the next installment.
Looking into other people's lives is so fascinating. I wonder what they would make of my house.
I LOVE when y'all do these kind of videos! I can't wait to see what treasures will be found. God bless!
Looks like some great stuff! So glad it is not dusty and biohazard-ish :) Thinking about your health and well being :) Look forward to more episodes and adventure!
You are a hard worker, Alex. I admire that you take good care of your family.
This was a great yoga session for me. I've had serious illnesses and an injury that led to an injury called sharko foot, Causing a serious disability. This means I'm not supposed to put excess pressure weight et cetera on my leg. I will definitely continue these yoga moves and catch up again soon❤ Thank you so much! It took me many years to recover from a multiple organ transplant and I'm now finally feeling well enough to do this! I'm so excited and looking forward to a vacation in just over a month. I have a lot of faith that this will help me to Get a little stronger.
So excited for your next adventure and to see what treasures you find. You clearly made a profit already with vehicles, motorcycles and tools.
The dirt bike was $1698 when new in 1978, Hercules 250 GS enduro, probably sell for about 6-8k at a collectors auction like Mecum have. $200 just to register and bid
Good buy! A fantastic opportunity that turned in your favor pretty quickly! I'm happy for all the CI team! Thanks for the content...very enjoyable!
As my wife and I were watching this, she kept on saying how the person who lived here must have been my long lost twin. His house and belongings shockingly resemble my own before I was married up. How old was this guy if you may ask? I'm 33 and this guy could have been my best friend in another life 😂
He was about 60 but had a mid 20’s son
Thank you for thinking of the refugee family, not having to worry about the mundane needs of simply living is a huge weight off a family’s shoulders.
The Sach's powered Hercules looks more like one of their two strokes, radial fins for cooling, expansion chamber exhaust all classic two stroke features.
Nice little home. It looks like two generations lived there. The old Albums and all the young man toys. What a great buy! Looks like you did it again Alexander congratulations!
No jewelry? No Christmas stuff? No pottery? Definitely a Dude house. Always sad to see the remnants of a life that has passed but his belongings are in good hands.
Hmmmm, I didn't notice what was missing, but I did think that the men would really enjoy this one.
It clearly was cherry picked by someone earlier. Probably the seller.
I was also going to call it a Dude's house. (Not The Dude from the Big Lebowski)
Someone will want his Elvis records😂
This one is pretty exciting for the tools and other stuff in the garage. I think you are underestimating the value of the truck. Here in the states, used trucks, especially 4x4 and lifted are well over $10K US. Between the cars and the motorcycles you are well over your costs. The tools and other things are a huge bonus for your own garage along with the engine lift and stuff in the shed. It's going to be fun to figure out what to keep and what to sell.
It does look like it needs welding though, unless you sell it to Illinois or some other place without mandatory inspections.
He looked like a fairly active person. I can't help but feel sad.
I was in the trade many years and its a top buzz when your instincts prove right with a great big dollop of cream on the cake., More so when the buzz goes on and on ,can,t wait to see what little gems await ,happy hunting i really do miss the chase so much good luck. Razzo
I love what you are doing with the furniture. Could the dishes and clothes be donated the same way? Thank you for having a good moral compass. God be with you all!
Great find Alexander, it should pay for its self many times over!!! Excited to catch this series!!!
There is a strong following for Ford Crown Victorias, Mercury Grand Marquis, Lincoln Town Cars here in the states. They were the truly last, full frame, V8 powered, rear wheel drive American car produced. I have owned a 2011 Grand Marquis and a 2003 Mercury Marauder. The latter of which I was stopped in traffic and asked if I would sell it. There are even tuners shops like ADTR that have super charger, and 6 speed manual conversion kits. If the one you have there is a good example you could get a good price for it. They are super reliable and run forever.
The house is absolutely great I would move in it the way that it is it is amazing I don't know how many houses you can find like that probably not many
Wow, that looks like a pretty good find to me. The cars, the truck and the motorcycles and all the snap on tools you should be sitting pretty. I'd like to know how you made out in another video. Thanks for sharing, it was so interesting the time just flew by!
So many great items here! And delighted about the furniture rehoming!
Glad to see another clear out video, they are my favorites. The suspense has begun on what you will find. Wonderful that you are donating the furniture to such a good cause. You are such good people.!!!!!
You scored MAJOR here! A clean house, and some valuable items. Jayman...
Wow!! The one motor Cycle is Very Rare, Amazing!!
Good finds. That snap-on half inch impact gun gos for just over 900(hundred) now new I have to ask how much for the Harley. Always wanted one mite be my chance
It's sad to see a house of a younger person that passed away. But quite an active guy that must have been.
Your sons will be able to together there own fitness with what they find in the house.
Looking forward to next episodes.
Alex said in another comment that the man who passed away was in his 60's, he had a son in his 20's so that is why we are seeing belongings of a younger person.
@@makeuplover6852 why didn't the son want all the stuff?
@@seabreezeA1A He mentioned at the beginning of the video that the only family member is living in another country so that makes it quite a lot harder to deal with items. Likely all items they left behind from their teenage days anyways so probably not worth much to them at that point or just unable to get back to handle it all.
Another clear out. I love that you bring us along for your adventures! Thankyou Alexander and Melissa.
Looks like you struck gold again, Alexander, both with the house/shed/garage contents, and with the TH-cam interest! It looks like young people must have been involved there, so I feel sad hearing there was a death and no family around to handle the house contents. Those kind of buyouts must be difficult for you to undertake, but you always do the right thing and turn suffering and sadness into a blessing for someone. I like that the furniture is going to Ukrainian families. We are really looking forward to seeing you clean this property out and do well selling the good stuff. Please give your beautiful wife a hug from BanDana Gramma! ❤❤
Any regular flat bed will be able to winch that right through the snow without any problems at all. Don't waste your time shoveling anymore snow.
I had a 2007 Saturn. Great car. I traded it in with 234,000 miles n still got 30+ mpg but had the same problem. I was able to push a button on the column to release the key. I believe Saturn n Cobalts are basically the same car.
I love these clean outs, but this one got me… this looked to be a bachelor of probably my sons age… sad he had no next of kin… except 1 that lived in another country. Thank you Alex for all you do. 💜
Ohhh that truck looks fancy! I'd bet it's a super comfortable ride!
Hi Alex. I'm so happy to see you will be getting your money back with the vehicles, and the motorcycles! It is always exciting to see what you find! I will be here for every episode.
The pen-type flare launcher makes sense with the kayaks outside. I have one myself, and a heap of flares in a waterproof bag that's velcroed to the inside of my kayak.(I stay on 'flat' water, but still you never know what can happen if you're alone)
Nice furniture, wood floors, good cared for home.
Can not wait for the next one! We love these clearouts. Is it odd that they inspire us to get excited about our own housecleaning?😀
So good to see another house clearance, these are my favourite episodes. Best wishes from the UK 🇬🇧
This house is amazingly normal and only a little cluttered . It shouldn't take long to clear out , although a lot of things are going to be heavy they also look quite useful and worthy to be sold as well .
feel sorry for the last owners years of buying stuff and collecting and losing it all and strangers going though saying its not worth much
My Father had two of those tool chests and I know THEY COST ALOT OF MONEY... without the tools. WOW are they extremely heavy, be careful.
People will ask me how I can be a Hospice Nurse. I explain that regardless if I'm there With Them Or Not, They Will Pass Away... So If I Can Provide Comfort, Peace and Love Making It Easier Then I'm Helping The Patient And Their Loved Ones. That's what cleaning Their Houses Out is doing for the Client Who Passed and Their Family. Giving Them Dignity and A Sense of Peace and Comfort. It's A Final Gift 🙌❤.
Love that you are going to donate the furniture for the Ukrainian refugees. ❤️ That’s awesome!
Looking at all the things left behind, you get the impression of a relatively young person. Perhaps the overwhelm was not so much physical, for how much effort it would have taken to clean up after them, but emotional, from confronting the reality of their demise. So sad. As always, you are amazingly good at spotting value and keeping your chin up (not to mention, working much harder than most people … personally I’d have been worn out by just clearing away the snow …)
Seeing that house is so much sadder than a hoarders house just because you can see the person was still expecting to come home the dishes were in the dishwasher the laptop was next to where they would have sat on the couch the bed was not full of junk it's like the person has just gone to the shop and will be home soon
Great finds in the house garage and shed can’t wait till you really start digging