Never buy an historic house you will be pigeon held by the rules and regulations of the historical society on what you can and can’t do to your own home
@@phuchyouh7171 Could you imagine how happy she’d be if he renovated it with a “modern” interpertation of Colonial Revival? Her head would likely explode.
I would have liked to have heard more from the neighbor lady who was interviewed. She had some really good comments but was cut off before she was done talking.
Work with the lowest inflation-adjusted wages of any generation, with the most debt of any generation, to buy a gigantic broken garish money pit. It's not very reasonable, rational or appealing.
I hope he does renovate. That house was on my paper route in the 80s. The Feur family lived there. Tuppers at 280. Cushwa at 250. Who have a building at YSU named for them. Mrs. Cushwas daughter Mary lived with her husband Nicholas Walsonovich in between her Mom and St Edward's rectory. I lived across from the church on Ohio. I just want to see some beauty remain
@@243wayne1 yes...I guess so at 15 rooms. My sister's house in Cherry Hill, NJ, looks a lot like it...but I count only 12 rooms...15 only if we count the full finished basement...and it"s a beautiful suburb home no doubt, but we don't think of it as a mansion at all. Just as a colonial style suburban house in a very nice neighborhood. I will give you that way back when that would be considered a mansion.
i love how happy she is, oh the house value will go up. No, i don't think so. The Schools in youngstown are hit and miss, West side they aren't bad but anywhere else they can def get a lot worst. No i'm not gonna blame the blacks for it, if i were to blame someone, it would be the politicians who closed the Rail Road company and as well as the metal plants. Youngstown also has lots of corruption as well as a lot of stuff need fixing. No where near as bad as California tho.
But it’s no second thought to tear a beautiful home like this in the county down for some jack ass to come in and build cookie cutter homes that will not stand the test of times….homes way more beautiful than this one.
Been there done that. Guarantee it would cost way upwards of 400,000 Plus. That's if it's done restorative, and correctly. Good luck just trying to find the marble floor parts that need replaced. Not to mention the corded weight windows, even the doorknob/light fixtures have to be correct....but then again, in my opinion, it's Youngstown...$$$ changes rules there lol
Prolly crime rate and cost. Guessing but look at the size of the roof alone and the pitch. You talking major money. Money Pit for a neighborhood that is sketchy at best
WTF does this post mean? Are you so stupid as to be asking why this home didn’t sell during the Obama administration? You might remember that GWBush came out 6 weeks before Obama’s election to announce the GOP had fully fucked up the economy and that it would take many years and billions added to the debt to weather what they had screwed up so badly. The mills were long gone and GM went into receivership. There was no money in Youngstown. Fox News watcher, right?
@@InfiniteUniverse88 First things first, the President doesn’t set interest rates. The Federal Reserve does that. If you were alive in Sept. 2007, 6/weeks before Obama was elected, GWBush faced the nation and admitted the GOP and their rampant deregulation had totally fucked up the economy. Many things happened that hadn’t happened before. Stock market dropped by 1/3 within a week. Remember TARP? Remember AIG? The home foreclosures, the business closures, the lives ruined were all at record levels. It would takes years and trillions of dollars, zero interest rate and even the unprecedented purchase, reorganization and resale of GM to save America’s car industry and ultimately the US economy. Perhaps you were in your different universe for those years.
The unemployment rate was higher under Reagan, yet interest rates were higher. If the fed was as generous to Reagan as they were to Obama, the Savings and Loans crisis wouldn't have happened. If interests rates during the Trump administration had stayed at 0, the 2018 bear market wouldn't have happened. Fed interests rates indicate how good of a job a president is doing.
@@InfiniteUniverse88 I question your assertion about comparative unemployment rates. I can’t even wrap my head around the assumption that had an entirely different set of Fed governors during the 1980s did what was done (BTW, they don’t do things for Presidents, they do them based on their data) some 30 years later with entirely different economic conditions. The Bush crash (The Great Recession) was not a period business slowdown as during Reagan’s. It was primarily a liquidity issue. Banks could not trust the value of the real estate assets they had lent out money on, so they didn’t know they’re own worth, so the quit lending. Reagan never faced anything like thing. Not since 1929.
It looks like the house from the Money Pit movie with Tom Hanks
I bought one of those mansions in 1976 , remodeled it and lived like a king for a couple of years
I wish you would provide more history as to who occupied the house in future reports.
So many of those homes have burned. Never to be replaced again. The millwork etc. all gone.
Never buy an historic house you will be pigeon held by the rules and regulations of the historical society on what you can and can’t do to your own home
🤣 yup. lots of Karen's.
That shmies lady seems like a real bitch
@@phuchyouh7171 Could you imagine how happy she’d be if he renovated it with a “modern” interpertation of Colonial Revival? Her head would likely explode.
Your right
60 to 80K?? They'll put ten times that much in it.
I would have liked to have heard more from the neighbor lady who was interviewed. She had some really good comments but was cut off before she was done talking.
She said you can't just put in slate and nails ......
Yea she can't wait to tell him what he can and CANNOT do with his house.
I lived near there as a kid walked past it for yearson the way to nortside pool.just love walking past all th homes around there.
Someone buys an old home that's gonna rot away if they don't, no one else gets a say in WTF they do with it.. That is how I think it should be..
More young people need to save our nations historic homes or we won't have anything to look back and be proud of...
Cool. Sure, but with what money?
Work.
Work with the lowest inflation-adjusted wages of any generation, with the most debt of any generation, to buy a gigantic broken garish money pit. It's not very reasonable, rational or appealing.
Your opinion and outlook, best of luck.
Part of that is opinion, part is definitely factual; I also wish you the best of luck.
I had one in Kohler Wisconsin,,,built 1923 when I was done it was gorgeous,,,They do have their quirks
All the best, stay safe in there.
Why is this on my feed lmao I live in Canada
im sorry you had to see my shit city
Same here, I'm in Ireland!
Hello from Germany! Have a nice day!
@@jalifritz8033 You too!
Hello form Ohio! Oh wait...
C'est une tres belle Maison❤️😊
Colonial/ n shore Dr with pillars and lake.please show this home.
I hope he does renovate. That house was on my paper route in the 80s. The Feur family lived there. Tuppers at 280. Cushwa at 250. Who have a building at YSU named for them. Mrs. Cushwas daughter Mary lived with her husband Nicholas Walsonovich in between her Mom and St Edward's rectory. I lived across from the church on Ohio. I just want to see some beauty remain
My house is 223 years old and its not historic. People are stupid.
What’s the status of the property today?👍👍
Does anyone in Youngstown still have cash?
the problem with Youngstown is the Corruption and Failing Schools.
lol nope
Not true ...just go down Warner Road ..lots of people with money ...Cafaro still lives in youngstown
@@webeforyou What about Sam Covelli who owned all those McDonald's?
Tod lane..........nuff said.........Who would ever want to live in that crap neightborhood.........C'mon
It's because of attitudes like yours that Youngstown was never able to get out of the rut. I grew up with people like you.
Tod Lane looks nice enough to me. What's the problem? 1.2 acres to boot.
It's a beautiful neighborhood. Love driving down and seeing the big ass old homes, lol. The original poster's opinion is ridiculously invalid.
it looks like they have not done in renovations as of 02-24-21, up for sale again
Nice place quite
Nice house 💕
I wish them luck, but think it's a stretch to call it a mansion.
Back in the day this was considered a mansion.
It's every bit a mansion, even by todays standards.
@@243wayne1 yes...I guess so at 15 rooms. My sister's house in Cherry Hill, NJ, looks a lot like it...but I count only 12 rooms...15 only if we count the full finished basement...and it"s a beautiful suburb home no doubt, but we don't think of it as a mansion at all. Just as a colonial style suburban house in a very nice neighborhood. I will give you that way back when that would be considered a mansion.
i love how happy she is, oh the house value will go up. No, i don't think so. The Schools in youngstown are hit and miss, West side they aren't bad but anywhere else they can def get a lot worst. No i'm not gonna blame the blacks for it, if i were to blame someone, it would be the politicians who closed the Rail Road company and as well as the metal plants. Youngstown also has lots of corruption as well as a lot of stuff need fixing. No where near as bad as California tho.
But it’s no second thought to tear a beautiful home like this in the county down for some jack ass to come in and build cookie cutter homes that will not stand the test of times….homes way more beautiful than this one.
And has not sold and it is still in the same condition
Right 😂 drive by that mansion every day and ask why it looks the way it does
This was the place that was turned into the haunted house
Beautiful addition
Looking forward to returning this halloween
60-80K to renovate this house?...Not sure how they can do that
I would say more than twice that amount...easy
60-80k for refreshing the home. Not a full blown reno
I would have bought it. Probably a minimum of 200 k to restore.
Been there done that. Guarantee it would cost way upwards of 400,000 Plus. That's if it's done restorative, and correctly. Good luck just trying to find the marble floor parts that need replaced. Not to mention the corded weight windows, even the doorknob/light fixtures have to be correct....but then again, in my opinion, it's Youngstown...$$$ changes rules there lol
Magnifique ce patrimoine !!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Looked this house up today. Looks untouched since bought by this guy. Ugh.
I was wondering but didn't want to look it up, thanks!
It’s kinda what I thought they took some of the nicer features out of it.
Typical youngstown lmao
Its probably incredibly haunted
@@TheRealEMURSE hopefully that would make it even more valuable
Money pit
Says you with NO money...
Dr shore was the family doc
Whay was it so cheap??
This house went into foreclosure and reverted back to the bank. This is the sale price the bank put on it.
Prolly crime rate and cost. Guessing but look at the size of the roof alone and the pitch. You talking major money. Money Pit for a neighborhood that is sketchy at best
This is not much better than a kick in the ass.
Why didn't this happen during the Obama administration?
WTF does this post mean? Are you so stupid as to be asking why this home didn’t sell during the Obama administration? You might remember that GWBush came out 6 weeks before Obama’s election to announce the GOP had fully fucked up the economy and that it would take many years and billions added to the debt to weather what they had screwed up so badly. The mills were long gone and GM went into receivership. There was no money in Youngstown. Fox News watcher, right?
One of the things peculiar about Obama was that Fed interest rates were 0% the entire time. First time that ever happened.
@@InfiniteUniverse88 First things first, the President doesn’t set interest rates. The Federal Reserve does that. If you were alive in Sept. 2007, 6/weeks before Obama was elected, GWBush faced the nation and admitted the GOP and their rampant deregulation had totally fucked up the economy. Many things happened that hadn’t happened before. Stock market dropped by 1/3 within a week. Remember TARP? Remember AIG? The home foreclosures, the business closures, the lives ruined were all at record levels. It would takes years and trillions of dollars, zero interest rate and even the unprecedented purchase, reorganization and resale of GM to save America’s car industry and ultimately the US economy. Perhaps you were in your different universe for those years.
The unemployment rate was higher under Reagan, yet interest rates were higher. If the fed was as generous to Reagan as they were to Obama, the Savings and Loans crisis wouldn't have happened. If interests rates during the Trump administration had stayed at 0, the 2018 bear market wouldn't have happened. Fed interests rates indicate how good of a job a president is doing.
@@InfiniteUniverse88 I question your assertion about comparative unemployment rates. I can’t even wrap my head around the assumption that had an entirely different set of Fed governors during the 1980s did what was done (BTW, they don’t do things for Presidents, they do them based on their data) some 30 years later with entirely different economic conditions. The Bush crash (The Great Recession) was not a period business slowdown as during Reagan’s. It was primarily a liquidity issue. Banks could not trust the value of the real estate assets they had lent out money on, so they didn’t know they’re own worth, so the quit lending. Reagan never faced anything like thing. Not since 1929.