No One Wants To Buy This House - The Reason Is Shocking!
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I’m a 71yo Veteran and I’m just trying to survive. I couldn’t afford living in NY anymore and moved to North Carolina and still had to sleep in the woods a few times. If all these homes are empty why not help homeless veterans? Please some of us need help especially in the winter.
I'M POOR, I'DE LIVE IN ANY OF THEM FOR FREE IF I HAD THE MONEY TO KEEP THEM UP! AND REMEMBER, IT AIN'T THE DEAD YOU HAVE TO BE AFRAID OF, IT'S THE LIVING! GOD BLESS!
Mansions seem like a money pit, I would rather have a shack and a farm
All I can see when I look at the “houses” is vanity, waste, and worry. Oh, and endless housework.
I don’t need a mansion. I’d want a single floor,no step house in the country.
That's stupid. The truth is that these places cost more to fix than they are worth and no one is willing to buy a secondhand dream for that kind of money. .
Actually lived in a Haunted House for over 25 years. Yes, there were plenty of noises and strange optics at all times of the day... took about 5 years to figure out that it was on an actual schedule of events and that the events reoccured at the same time every year at the same time of day or night. some appeared to be significant, others simply replays of typical household accidents. discovered that playing music from the original owners era actually stopped much of the activity... it all seemed routine and something to be expected on a given day. Note: Original Owner was a Scientist. The Lab in the basement was kept intact until the new owner gutted it and I decided to remodel it. always amused me to hear about the issues he was constantly having.
Taxes is the reason.
The Watcher House
They sold the property for $959,000 to Andrew and Allison Carr in 2019, who didn't seem phased by the letters. Westfield police told The Post in October 2021 that there have not been any threatening communications since the new owners took over the home.
NY Post Oct 2022
Do you do any research???
If the watcher sent me a letter I'd still stay in the house. I'd post a sign out front and say Watch all you want fool!
This was well put together. It made me humbled not to be wealthy or rich. I’m not poor but Lord knows this made me realize how fortunate i am to live humbly.
I would love to move to that big old remote log cabin! If they would let me stay there and be the caretaker, I'd pack my bags tomorrow and fly up there!
Just the monthly utilities would be obscene
A few of these could make great hotels
In Jersey families are moving into mansions and sharing the cost. Of course you would need to be a family that gets along!
I love the log cabin on the water. 2 hrs from town. That is my kind of living.
Just owning a home in this day and age is a dream most of us will NEVER HAVE !!!
I just couldn't afford to heat it lol
lesson learned no one can ever be happy and enjoyed all the money he git in this world. Joy lives in the hearts of generosity 👍
Who would want to pay the upkeep and the taxes?
It's like buying a car. That is the part that costs more than it is worth. Repairs and insurance keeps me from a affordable new car. If one is there with the high costs of automobile.
This video made me realize how poor I am and how the elite have no idea how billions of people live paycheck to paycheck.
The Bubble House needs to be opened a a resort, bed and breakfast, or maybe just a museum- with the added price that you can stay one night for $125, the right to look around, and use the pool.
I always wonder why the heck they need so many bedrooms and bathrooms. They spent a lot of money , first to buy it then to decorate it to eventually sell it. .
Annual property taxes would be a heavy burden. Add on renovation and maintenance costs, and they are not practical for anyone who is smart with their money, even if they are super wealthy.
Homestead it. So long as you dont own other homes no taxes due. Folks think you gotta be a senior to homestead. Nope.
Why don't they scan the entire houses? There are most probably secret rooms where people hide and get out at night. Since they know how to get in and get out unnoticed, they can't be seen, unless you put cameras and scan the house.
YES! I’ll take the one on Lake Superior. I already live in Michigan so used to the crazy weather
The government should turn them into affordable housing,Duh!
The upkeep at a lot of those Mansions wouldn't make it affordable housing at all that's the problem.
Besides you would have people moving in there destroying it and making even more because they simply don't know how to appreciate or take care of things.
But turning them into condo situations that's kind of a cool thing!
A lot of "Oh sure, I'll buy that for $1" that would turn into "Uh, no thanks" once it is realized you also are buying unpaid back taxes, mechanic's liens, and pest and mold infestations that, no, you cannot just ignore.
I’d definitely love to have any of these homes
Even for free and if in decent shape the cost of upkeep, taxes and utilities would be far to high to be worth it to take any of them though some are quite beautiful.
Re: The Watcher House. The people who bought the house for less than a third of what the previous owners paid for it should be investigated for sending the threatening letters. Also, I'm (and probably most other people) under 24-7 surveillance **inside** my home, no hidden cameras needed, thanks to satellites and drones equipped with see-through-wall technology.
I can understand some of the circumstances like being too remote or having to move the house but if a house is haunted, that's no excuse. It's one thing if a spirit is dark and tries to hurt you, otherwise, they just do thing and you do yours.
My nephew rented out my brother's house 3 mos after he died. Within 2 yrs the house had 3 different renters move out bc of a loud constant irritating buzzing. The 4th renters have lived there for a lil over a yr w/o any problems. These renters have children. My brother always wanted grandchildren
I'm not staying in a home and I can't see the tenants. That's just insane. Things moved out of place and you're the only one there. I'd be out of there real fast.
I work on the theory that the dead can't hurt you, it is the living you have to watch out for.
We stayed at a haunted bed and breakfast in Tombstone that was featured on Unsolved Mysteries. When we got there we were told about people getting mysteriously locked in the bathroom by one of their ghosts. And, yes, I got locked in the bathroom. I couldn't stop laughing. And then, I've been in houses that felt really malevolent. My brother and his wife had things disappear and move so many times they named it George. "George, can I have my pen back? I really liked that pen." They'd find it back where it disappeared from.
The Lord protects His flock. ❤️🙏
Tell me why somebody needs a house with one or two hundred bedrooms 200 bathrooms why don't they fill it with all the homeless let them live in those empty Mansions
These are a testament to the obscenity of wealth.
I would not want The cabin on Lake Superior. Too much water around it.
Very difficult winters!!!
I'll buy it! And I'll live there!
I got a friendly ghost in my house. A boy that died at the age of 10 in 1926.
I'd take any one of them. I want a home so bad!!!!
What I don't understand is why don't they just turn most of these places into a luxury BNB
Lynnwood Hall and others should be up kept by the countries of their origin. They are all historical and unique and should be kept for future generations
That was a RED CLAW FOOT BATHTUB! 🥰🥰🤯 Holey cow!
None of these homes are actually for sale for less than thousands to millions of dollars!
Owning a mansion beside a river is not really promising.. once the river swells with the kind of changing weather we are having now, that mansion might go into wreckage….
I would love to have any of these houses.
If I could afford it, I'd live in any of them. I'd even follow any rules the house may come with.
I lived in a haunted house before, it's no big deal. I just had to get used to things moving about, shadows moving through rooms, and an occasional invisible visitor at night crawling into bed and cuddling against my back. You get used to it.
It’s the realtor! Sending the notes!
I had a stunning dream about the house Granot Loma several years ago though I’ve never been there nor, seen it until, this post. But as soon as I saw the outside I immediately recognized it as I was climbing out of a boat at the waters edge there & had incredible dejavu
I would buy any of them. I wish this video would be true.
The Watcher has access to the house, through an underground passage. Shame nobody found it. Then you'd know who he is.
Look for me a medium-sized house in good condition, large with fertile soil and near a beautiful lake ❤️
Granot Loma is a beautiful house but one is where it is located. Lake Superior is washing up right next to the house and that is a problem right there, storms on that lake bring high waves. Also log homes take a lot of extra upkeep. A friend of mine had a 5500 sq ft log home that he waterproofed every two years outside to prevent rotting and used Murphy's oil on the logs inside to keep them from drying out and cracking. Where the logs joined often ended up with rot so had to be cleaned out and sealed with something I can't remember the name of but was toxic so they had to leave while it dried. Beautiful place and I would dearly love to live on Lake Superior but even if I had the money, no way.
Upton Court is in England not Ireland. And why are you showing pictures of a mansion in the USA when telling us about it. Just checked and it was sold in 2011.
The original owners built their dream home refused to leave after their deaths. They are so attached to worldly materials they cannot move on.
Lynnwood Hall has a special restoration project. Has it's own channel here on YT. Haunted or not, it would be worth saving/restoring.
"I'd buy that for a Dollar!"
When I hit the lottery I wil buy the log home in Michigan ❤❤❤
You should rent out each bedroom for a certain reasonable amount and the renters can enjoy the other parts of the house together. Share kitchen and bathrooms and other facilities.
Watching this video, I realized how much actually rich people want to proof to the poor people that they are above them. Building this colossal buildings for 3 or 4 family members with 25 bedrooms and 3 or 5 swimming pools, it is absolute nonsense. While so many others can not to afford everyday piece of bread for themselves and their kids. In some way these owners deserved this.
THE TAXES ARE PROBABLY UNREAL!
Always skeptical of haunted houses, cause if they were really haunted the would be heavily studied by people who believe in that kind of thing. Mostly because I know bad things happen all over the place and I find it strange only mansions seem to get haunted, and not apartments where hundreds of people might die in.
Honestly I think it's mostly the groundskeepers or other people making up the stories so they can continue to live there.
After watching all these homes the one that had me curious was the New Jersey Watcher house. I went on line and I looked up the New Jersey Watchers home oh my God you got to read that letter I feel sorry for that family that wants a moving to that home very scary letter to read.
Taxes and maintenance, leaves these places unaffordable for most people.
The property taxes are astronomical.
I was floored with your story of your cat coming back to meow at you and Ducthess to let you know she was ok and in a good place. I had a Kuvasa that had to be uthenized because of lymphatic cancer. A short time later I was coming home down the dark 2 lane remote road to my house in Wyoming when I saw her sitting on the side of the road watching me as I passed. I slowed down to take a second look when all of a sudden a herd of several hundred large elk came storming across the road and I was able to stop in time to avoid a collision. My border collie was in the van with me and stood up wagging his tail as we passed Pippy on the side of the road. I was an emotional mess for the rest of the night. Love you both and much love to the DEW community.
Ghosts can be removed.
Is it still available for $1.00?
The house for $10.00. I would check to see if it had to be moved intact. If not, I would move it in pieces. Sell the materials used to build it, and make a profit. We used to knock down old barns and other buildings and sell the wood and other materials.
I think the tower is very interesting plus it already has an income. As long as I could use that income to pay my mortgage that would be awesome!
Ooh Lord, I would do anything to be able to own ANY of these houses!!!
(Um, except that Castle one)
People don't realy care if a house is haunted it's all in your imagination my brother died in my house i don't think anything of it . When you go to a hospital somebody most likely died in that same bed and nobody ever claims a hospital is haunted !
I once worked for a family in NJ, in a huge home, the main building was all right, some repairs were needed, but other buildings outside surrounding the property were complete abandoned, even the patios or gardens were too, it has 13 rooms now I realized, they probably bought it as a bargain, but it takes too much to fix things, so at least they had the main living quarters livable for them and their two kids, she was a Scientist and he was a Dr., not sure what specialty-they were painting collectors too-had a nice pool which make the home very attractive_
I want to buy the log cabin for $1.00.
The Tudor homes in Detroit are cheap because the Boston Edison District they're in is surrounded by a very poor area and all that you would expect from that (without saying bad neighborhood ).
Interesting tales to be sure. Gorgeous layouts.
Wouldn’t it be a great place to have a wedding there with rooms for guests?
Money makes you elite. Guess that one went under my feet. 😂
Yep, $1 for the house, and $30,000 a month for taxes. Lol ( not to mention high utilities and upkeep)!
Thank You For Sharing 🇺🇸
I will buy any of them I need a real house of my own.
Buy with tenants ?! Not be happy...
I agree.I am getting weary of living in an apartment building.
Palm trees in Ireland?
If i wasted my time and money building any home this ridiculous, you bet I'll be there even after death!
If you love God there nothing you can fear. If I had enough money to purchase it I would live there.
I'd move into any of these for a $1.
I would take Peter Grant's house and finish it if I was given the opportunity to and I would probably live in it too.
Yeah they seem like a waste of money to me also. Landscape,maintenance, insurances seems like millions a year to me
Each case a tragedy! What a terrible waste!
That cabin definitley calls to me.
Who do I get in touch with about them so I can get the info on them
I would buy everyone if they were $1 each. Hell I would pay up 2 $ 100😂
There are a couple I wouldn't mind owning if someone else was paying for upkeep lol. The ones that are on the historical register I would never own because I want to be able to do what I want to my own house.
Really horrible that people with money, can't see the potential in any of those homes.
The castle is atrocious, and the price is padded for banking purposes. The 103 bedroom is ridiculous. The house on the lake 200 miles from the nearest city should be a bed and breakfast for people who need to get away. The tower house is interesting. But those steps 😂. Lindwood Hall is beautiful and it drives me up the wall that places like that aren’t used as hotels or something.
I don’t understand why the properties that require relocation if I had the opportunity to grab a mansion for the price of a relocation bill, isn’t that a great deal hundreds of thousands compared to millions and the opportunity for a preferred location seems like a great deal to me
Seen that house in canada! It was tore down!
When some of the houses are shown in multiple pictures I’m sure they are different houses
Cool looking homes all over
The tax bill alone would be astronomical. that's a big deal breaker even if the house costs you a dollar
I would love to have one of these houses! Get a Starlink Internet connection, a few drones to grab groceries, and some lead lined metal panels to stop Xray and IR light spying, it will be great!
The New Jersey Watcher house looks like the house Christine McConnell decorates on Halloween. She even has a video on her TH-cam channel that shows an exploding mug.