Yes you can, might take some work.. but it can be done

Hello, I live in the middle of the desert in Arizona and I bought and paid for my cabin. When I paid my cabin off that's what it says on the paperwork. Not a she'd but a cabin I have lived in this cabin since 2019 it installed has wires for my solar panels and it's a mess right now, but Im disabled and so i can't clean right now. But it's paid for and mine... Thank God I without for a few years but I did it all on my own. No excuses of not being able to pay my monthly payments. I love my home and my 2 cats love it too. I moved from a 1 bedroom apt all my furniture fits in here, ive even bought 2 books shelves for my DVD collection and it makes for a great divider from living room to my bedroom. I have all that I need and nothing more. A friend of mine is bringing a refrigerator and my friend and I are going to share the frig, it'll be on my porch run by solar panels. This makes me sad because, well, their making someone homeless.. it's a she'd, someone lives there. It's just wood and stuff, nothing special about it, bit someone lives there. Just let it go and take a less. This is just my feelings about this "shed" It's someone's home

That equipment you have (fancy, expensive) makes me think you do a lot of shed repossessions? Seems like a lot in Virginia and West Virginia go back to the seller.

You can live anywhere you can hang your hat. I'd rather live like that and keep it a simple life. I purchased mine new and created my perfect sewing room. I say learn aa you go. If the bones are good go for it.

Poor indigent people do a lot of things. Better than a tent!

You don't have to be very brave when you're packing heat

only way i'd do that job. hope i would not need the heat but ready to protect myself. these people do this to themselves. usually if your having trouble paying, you can talk to these people about the money you owe and reach an agreement. that has worked for me in the past. this repo service is no doubt very expensive and the shed owner has to back up the agreement for non-payment. @@foolonthrn

@@foolonthrn courage required in aftermath/court. It isn’t free either.

Then he alone 😬

​@@foolonthrn lol if you think a gun is a magic ticket from getting hurt or killed, then you are a f-o-o-l

me too mine is 10x20 and it is plenty for just me......

More power to you....not for me....did enough camping when I was a kid....I've become accustomed to utility's after 65 years....if these people would have done the right thing when they were young WORK...they wouldn't be in a situation like that.....PERIOD.....

What about the dog...

HOW MANY MENTALLY. HANDICAPPED. REAGAN SHUT DOEN DOWN MENTAL AN POVERTY FACILITIES

When I was growing up we couldn't leave the house till our chores were finished!! I would ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT & KEEP IT CLEAN AS A WHISTLE WITH BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS AND HANG BIRD FEEDERS & BIRDBATH!

Agreed💯💯💯💯💯

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People CHOOSE TO BE HOMELESS no motivation or desire to work

Exactly!!

@@MLM111 That may be true in some cases. But my point still stands about money for other countries. Some people lost their houses because Biden ruined the economy. It’s not always their fault. Maybe they lost a job or got sick. Stop being so judgmental.

It's really important that people who do this type of work have no stake in it. He has the ability to operate without any judgement because he is just there to get paid, not to recoup personal losses, and has no motivation to treat the people in any manner that would make his job more difficult. Be helpful and patient, but make it clear that you have a job to do and it's nothing personal. Most people see a man without a badge who is just trying to do his job with a form of mutual respect and will more often than not cooperate respectfully.

It's funny how you're saying this guy was a good man but yet he just put this on the internet for people to watch but it says it smelled unbearable and somebody else's home what are honorable man still making money off somebody else's misfortunes because he put this repo on KZfaq and still gets paid for it

@@pewpew7711 jealous much? Why’d you watch the video then?😂

My friends deliver sheds; plenty of work for them for many years now; dont know why anyone could choose the repo pick up, unless it pays much more, bc my friends get paid plenty by these shed builder companies.

he could have said it wasn't there and the people would still have a roof over there heads

Would have been if they’d kept it clean

It’s disgusting! I have a beautiful shed cabin and people broke in and messed it up. Stole our belongings. It’s really upset my husband so bad that we are not going back. We are selling our 12 acres and the cabin plus 2 barns. If someone lived there it wound be different. But this was a fun get away for us. Until thrifts took away our peaceful place by violating it.

Rich people problems.

I agree. I guess everyone watching this is doing really well and have a nice house too, cause with the economy your lucky to have a shelter.

Yup, my wife and I lived in a shed exactly like this one for a few months, until the city said nope and kicked us out, on her brother's property, too

i agree with you...some comments here are judging this people but obvious they do not know what poverty is and the fact that they can be next in a blik of an eye.

Exactly the reason they put a porch on many sheds now. It can be turned into a tiny home. This is so sad and unfortunate. But it’s life. You gotta pay to stay. Are they not able to work at all.

Every time I make a mistake, they say, "What do you expect from someone that lives in a shed?". They generalize it all together with stupid, poor people. But not everyone has the same priorities. Seems like a waste of money to take out a mortgage if I don't need the space.

Gonna be in this biz...bring trash bags wipes gloves and a broom

This isnt life this is the forst existance your kind forced on my people. ​@beckycantrell5547

!!!!!!!!!!

Exactly. I remodeled a 14x32 and it was a fun project. Lived in it for 3 years.

Until you try it. Good luck with your new neighbors.

@@mjford6152 3 years in now, and my only neighbours are sheep 😋

Exactly. With an outhouse and outdoor shower, maybe an outdoor kitchen, this is totally livable. I’d do it.

I thought the same exact thing. So kind and humble.

Agree ❤

2 squatters sittin on the perch with beer !

I guess better than nothing at all and had protection from the elements, but just horrible and unsanitary living in such terrible stench!!!

Nothing wrong with not paying rent? Sitting around all day doing absolutely nothing but drinking and eating chips midday 😂

Seems like they were allergic to soap, water nd cleaning too but yeah that's the way they lived

Literally my dream. I want one of those sheds with a loft in it lol

I bought a fixer house in the same price range as a shed, problem is two stories tall plus full height attic and comes covered in many layers of free lead paint. Sure would be easier to fix up a one level shed.

I’m thinking of selling my house and doing exactly this. If I sell, I can get completely out of debt and just live off my income. Sounds perfect.

But it's not exactly free is it?

@@AJZona-AJR79 you would have lots of free time to do more fun and interesting things than having to maintain a big home. I can't afford a shed nor ca do any upkeep. But I did downsize into a 2 room with a bath studio apt. in a tri plex. It has been remodeled and landlord is good about fixing things. He also does the mowing and snow shoveling . And all utilities are included. 600/ mo.. I just maintain my flowers.

it certainly seemed so, with all the travel and fuel, then seeing it in such terrible condition, I also think the cost of repossessing this is more than it is worth, and just plain nasty if it smelled so bad, very surprised the repo guys were't heaving from the smell, then needing to have it cleaned. I wouldn't want to buy this how the hell are they going to get the smell out of this thin cheap wood structure, they should have just considered it a total loss and left it there, the insurance would have covered its loss and a write-off. The crew were really helpful and understanding, but thumbs down to the whoever ordered the repo just so low considering the shed's state, better to leave it rot where it was, sheltering others till it did.

@@johns2876 - Easy to say that when it's not your money.

I'm guessing that's an $8,000 shed today.

@@user-ik4fd9ny4b That's would be exactly 10% of what he laid out for the trailer. Not including the >100K truck.

At this point I don't see how any of that can be profitable, these things were probably bought with covid money😮 or something that's not coming in anymore.

I concur. I also learned the new word shituation. Very descriptive. Your Chauffeur, J Bruce, Hollywood North 🇨🇦 (Vancouver). Be safe out there!

LOL.. SO DID I

Canadian here, me too. I had a good laugh at it. I found that word craptacular.

Its a very common word in my neck of the woods lol. Eastern Kentucky

Me too...adding that to my repertoire 😮😅

Maybe you should offer to pay for it then so they can get it back 🤪

No running water, insulation, bathroom. Uninhabitable

@@karengerace7506 People live with far less all over the globe, including in America.

​@@karengerace7506it can be managed, but no insulation would be an issue in the winter. An outhouse or composting toilet, properly maintained, and enough sobriety to get up and clean the house every day and bathe would make it habitable. They weren't really living the off-grid life like a cabin in the woods, they had a shed to drink in. I hope that poor dog calmed down.

Not in the winter. W. Virginia winters in those mountains are brutal.

Fascinating!

Shed snatcher. Where did they take it?

Thank you ! I’m from the south & when I see that mess it sickens me. My grandma would say You can be dirt poor but still be clean. Just they way they lived & all the trash on the outside was disgusting 🤮 How lazy is that ! I hate to say it ( but that’s white trash at it’s finest) 🤬😱🤬😱

some people like different types of crystals more than cleaning

Absolutely correct! In the commifornia desert people squat everywhere. Atleast keep your shit clean & dont trash the desert skum bags !!!

I graduated in 1980. The first thing I bought was an acre of land and a mobile for $5750. I still live in the same place 44 years later. If you do the math that averages out to be $11 a month it has cost me for a place to live so far. Next year it will average out to be $1 a month I have paid for a place to live. I am a jack of all trades and have kept my mobile home up very well throughout my life. If something needed repaired or replaced I did the work right away I never put any of the repairs off. I love living out in the country and not having to listen to rules of what I can't do. 3 bedroom two bath. Just me, my wife, and two dogs live here. I have no doubt I will be here the rest of my life if God is willing. ❤

Poor dogs 😞

Thanks we try to be.

I felt sorry for the old lady that owned the land. What a mess she has to clean up now!

Yeah, at least the people living there were helpful and nice. You handled the situation very professionally. Well done.

This is how you know it's not poverty that makes the afromerica community so violent I seen alot of poverty around the world and I cañ say there is something wrong with the ghetto!!!

Now l know why they chose to sit OUTSIDE of the shed! 😢

It is about the size of the vacation cabins in some of my local state parks. There's room for a toilet, sink, and shower; a little bedroom with a bunk bed; and a small living room/kitchen area in the front. They are nice cozy little places.

I hear you lol Lived in a small little single 1 bedroom mobile home for a few years and I own a home now for 20 plus years but miss that small living sometimes and my crazy beer drinking neighbors.

put a shed in the backyard!

@@johndonovan7018haha rent the house out and live in the shed

@@l0lan00b3 the only problem with renting a house out is that tenants always need something done. some houses in my area are rental. nearest one to me, which i can see all activity in, in under a year they have flooded the basement (hazmat emergency team on scene), replaced the carpeting (unrelated to basement), a bunch of other service trucks weekly, full landscaping contract to keep that up. tldr the overheard is insane. you really need several rental properties to make it work. be very wary of renting your sole residence out, might cost you more than you make from it

Instead of stockholm syndrome you have storage shed syndrome. Lol

I wish I could rescue the precious fur baby & build him a castle so he can live like a king. May God watch over this baby .❤❤❤❤🐶🙏

What happened to the dog and cat? Who took them in? 😢

Me too the poor dog 😢❤

Saw a cat there too

A dog? Dear Lord who cares? Its a freakin animal.

Hi Jake👋😻

Be sure to make your payments!

I'm sorry. I hope things improve for you, quickly.

What area? I work in outreach

@@KatsCats2619 hi Kat 👋

I only feel for the dogs and little kids who have no say. Pure abuse!

Same

Animals don't have the emotion of self pity. That's only a human emotion. If animals had self pity they would not live very long in the wild.

@Bradleysmith9431. Do you think that they understand that their shelter has been taken? This is a real question I’m interested in the answer. Do they understand that safety of the den is being taken?

@@bradleysmith9431 I don’t think that is the issue. This animal, like so many domesticated , will be subjected to additional poor life issues of those losers passed down. Animals have no voice.

Giterdun🤘🏼🤓

Makes you wonder where did the inhabitants of this shed go after the first few minutes of this vid ? Probably the only reason they just left everything to the repo guys is they were likely on meth & didn't want to be around when their "stash" was found on the premises.

Farm and rural dogs frequently run loose. They have a reletive next door, and the people and the dogs will be taken care of. These people are used to living with next to nothing, and they will adapt.

Me too

Me too

Thats always the first thing that comes to mind in these type of situations

Came here to say exactly this. Hope someone adopted the dog.

I came on here to say exactly that... I feel sooo bad for that puppy. I hope that's their concern, too.

Me too. Hopefully all ended well. This couple seemed to be in the dark and now homeless. I was assuming it was their dog. Times are hard and sometimes people have to live where they can. They were nice and apologetic. I wish them a better future because of the dog. I can’t stand to think of it living on the side of the mountain in that lean to.

Have, don't have!

Maybe they can go up on the hill...

Id take em...seem nice...carry gloves masks lysol a broom and pet accoutrement...

Nor the birds and the beez,an the flowers an the trees ,, shits not free,wake up,loaders?

They have a better home now. (Somebody who will give a damn or maybe even Mother Nature).

Regardless of how they’re living, being respectful is never a bad practice. With the economy like it’s going, we could all be headed for living in whatever shed we can afford.

Nope, a lot more than that! Plus, add late fees and the compounded interest ... and end up with a building that costs 3x more than tge asking price, and started losing vue the .instead it left the parking lot.

The poor and uneducated don't do calculations to see a ripoff like this. It's like paying for something twice.

@@janethefriend-awakened33The poor often don’t have any other choice since they can’t afford to buy it outright.

​@@lonnarheajIm a roofer for American Barn Co in New mexico and we charge for a 12 x 40 utility like this around the 10 to 12k depending on the add ons, and we charge an additional 55% on rent to owns. With this in mind before sales tax we are looking at around 15 to 16k add about 1.4k for taxes. I don't now what our personal late fees are but I would give a final price tag of close to 23k to 25k.

@@Gael4ce Cheaper to build using recycled wood or pallet wood.

Legally, no alterations or improvements can be made to the structure until the building is paid off. After its paid off, these building can be made into anything people want. There are lots of very nice small homes built from these shells - but they were owned free and clear first.

Did they have plumbing? Electric ⚡,m

Finished ones. This is not a finished shed.

They absolutely "do not" advertise them as "tiny homes". They advertise that they could be upgraded to "tiny homes" (insulation, wiring, running water, etc.) but only after they have been paid for.

​@@trfflyboy and with a good amount of upgrades- like insulation, finishing the walls and floor, placing it somewhere accessible to clean water, if not also electricity, etc. It's definitely not sone "ready to go" home at first purchase.

Dogs swing

Kiddy pool too

Thank you ! That’s the way I was taught. I’m from the South my family didn’t have a lot of money either But clean house, clean clothes and a pride in oneself.

EXACTLY RIGHT

Absolutely this!!!

its not going to smell good with multiple people with no shower access. pretty steep hill toon if you got to do some bathroom stuff.

Ever drive thru the hood. They got 100k cars yet garbage everywhere

I have the exact same shed with the same color except I use it to store my Utv, wood splitter and chipper, etc

He should definitely change his channel name to shed snatcher

I think it’s so people in the area get the word out that there are not free sheds for sale. Make it annoying enough for them it’s not worth buying it without the monthly funding.

A pre-built 12 x 40 shed is like $8,000.

Right. That’s a lot of nasty work and hassle to pick up a trashed building. Crazy stuff.

​@@hanniballecter4283I wish. I paid 10k for a 14x32. Most of these people probably can't buy one outright, and accumulate interest.

And that was exactly what she was banking on🤑🤪....Cause Wood is SO Cheap these days and it Can't Cost that much to build it! 😂 Not worth their effort. It's not they can re-sell it! No, Wait what? They CAN?🤔🙄 Pishaawww..... 😲😲😲..... 😬🫨🙂‍↔️🙂‍↕️🙂‍↔️😵‍💫🤯

lol “traumatize” him? You seriously think dogs know what’s going on. If you died your dog would eat you 😂

@@Heavyisthecrown It’s always weird when I see people overly prioritize the feelings of animals.

They don't care they just took the kids away bc mom kept a dirty home So 1/2 the nation will lose their kids to the state ??? And u agree with this evil? U r all POS

@@Heavyisthecrowndogs do know what’s going on. They have emotions and a brain. Why do you think someone beating a dog will get their ass eaten alive at any moment?

@@antjacksonjr and it’s always disturbing to me when I see people like you who treat animals as if they don’t matter. Gross.

I learned the hard way after being sued by a slumlord who trashed his house, then sued me to take as many pictures as you can. I was broke at the time and didn't have the money to even get film (yes, long ago). Now I take pictures before, during and after, and also keep a running journal of when I ask them to fix something, how many times I have to ask, and how long it takes.

Man, trying to compare you having your Mercedes repo against someone’s house is on a whole other level! I understand what you mean about the damage but there’s a stark difference and the reality of comparison

I know!!!

Dog has probably relied on a creek for water his whole life. Gotta be one of the states with highest welfare recipients.

The people probably relied on creek water.

21:40 there’s a swimming pool to the left.

​@@kiddozooKentucky might have them beat.

You can be a neat freak and still a nice person.

Tennessee has places like this

I was surprised that he didn't have a hand truck to remove items from sheds he repos like fridges and stoves.... But I was way more surprised that he didn't connect the shed to the trailer in ANY way(unless he didn't show any of that).

Ha the insanity

I actually saw 2. They probably had no idea what was going on. Sad for them. You guys are amazing!!! Very polite, professional and most of all you knew what you were doing!! Almost too cute to be out doing such dangerous work. Lol. I bet your family worries about you. Stay safe.

I thought the dog belonged to the guy in the red truck.Now I 'm sad

It was a dog house thats where the dog lived poor doggie​@@tannikahaulelio7925

Yep. I lived in my suv for 6 months and grin and beared it and when it was down pouring and I had protection from the elements and a place to lay my head, I was grateful

They’re surviving all right. Sitting around all day. Eating smart food. Living in their own shit… not working. Living off someone else’s hard work and tax dollars. Nice

@Heavyisthecrown because the rich politicians have made it that way

What he meant was that it wasn't insulated or finished in any way inside. In the hills of West Virginia, that's a good way to freeze to death come January. Plus, there seems to be no water source nearby- not just no running water inside but nothing at all to access or store clean water. That is considered "unliveable". If you had kids or elderly in that situation, you'd be criminally charged for neglect, at the very least.

They didnt find it they dozed it

😁😁😁

Dont get out much do ya

Lol😂

You'd be surprised to find out how many of my fellow WV hillbillies have access to dynamite, which explains why many of our Uncles are missing digits and ears, lol

Good job, boy

Me too

Squalor is my dream and I will achieve

Me too ! Like watching hoarders !

They keep electing #ShitSenators like manchin

I'm from central Maryland, and I love W. Virginia (and the entire area), what you don't want is to live there in the winter w/o any type of heat or insulation! It gets 🥶 COLD!!

Watching from Alaska, the ground looks good to plant. The country looks pretty.

​@@dreed1058...like how cold? ~Alaskan Eskimo

It is a very beautiful state. I have friends there who have a lot of land they've let go wild around their house and barn. Lovely.

I live on the Texas Mexico border the FIRST thing that all of the illegals do is absolutely trash everything

True that. My in-laws from near Williamson. They kept their house and yard neat as a pin. Next door neighbors started junking up things so bad his folks sold out and built a place up a holler.

Same with the lovely desert here in NM.

My folks live outside Paw Paw WV and you’re right, once the leaves fall I always joke with my nieces and nephew acting like it’s a fall crop “wow, those meat lockers really had a good season” there’s very limited garbage service in that area and people don’t want to take what little income available to pay the junkyard. So if something breaks it just gets rolled down then steepest hillside over time the forest swallows up the appliances

I think everywhere deals with that, sadly. Here in NW Florida, we have it, too. People are too lazy to properly dispose of stuff, so they ditch it in empty lots (if they're "nice enough") or on the side of the road wherever they feel. Sadly, the worse the economy and housing crisis gets, the worse the illegal dumping becomes (at least around here anyway).

Dog 🐕 what about people?

Stop now I'm crying.

And the Rooster has nobody to annoy..

The ppl were hiding in the bushes

There are several other homes nearby, could be the dog is just visiting.

They were hiding in the bushes lol

And the cats as well.

And the cats as well.

True. You can make them livable, but this one in particular was built completely out of treated lumber. The siding was treated the floor was treated. Treated would is not supposed to be used in a living area especially if it’s exposed. If you cover it up then that’s different. But they didn’t do any finish work inside on this one.

@@ShedmoversRus I have the same playhouse shed, but it is dry walled, has a kitchen and a bathroom. Is that safe to live in?

@@Kyle-ev4fk I wouldn’t see why not 👍

In many states you would inhabit a shed for maybe a week....then code enforcement would be shutting you down.

@@ShedmoversRus Witht he sanitation issues, like the dirty stench and cat hole toilet, treated lumber is the least of the concerns

I really don't think he had any interest in their belongings. I see nothing of value. As stated in this video these people moved out long before this into a house. Not that he would take people's property anyway.

The original engineering on these trailers was all done by Amish welders with 8th grade education. I haven't been around the shed trailer shops in 20 years, but I'd bet they're still owned and built by the Amish. There's no degrees, just common sense problem solving.

@@bv5jia They still did it without grid power. Diesel generators to power the welders, gas lights, and lots of air tools. They find ways to do it.

I think the stench might have kept the snakes away

​@@mythicnoetic think you may be right. Dude mentioned the smell but mentioned it especially in connection to the "stove" when he was moving it out. That creosote smell can get really strong and really nasty after awhile if you don't keep your wood burning stove and chimney clean, especially if you're using certain woods a lot (pine is really bad about creosote buildup). I do think that smell might keep a lot of critters from making that place home. They're even more sensitive to it than people. Plus, the dog was under the house. I imagine he'd let them know if it was snakes close by. Here in Florida we have tons of snakes, several quite venomous, and many dogs will point out the intruder for you. Cottonmouths have been especially bad here the past couple years, just all in people's suburban yards, all stretched out on walkways and such, not even in overgrown areas. We let the black snakes live to try to chase them off.

Not trying to be hard but I'm wondering where their money went!!!

​@@raquelgarvin8391Probably left when the coal left. There's very little work out there.

@@AccountInactiveNot to mention a crappy economy!

@@raquelgarvin8391 What do you mean by that?

First comment ive seen where anyone mentioned anything about the people who are now homeless with their belongings just out on the ground, I hate people over this kind of stuff tbh, everyone claims to be a caring or good person, but the fact is 80-90% of people don't have an empathetic bone in their body

Probably armed

Thought same. Would be prudent to do so. ​@@Heavyisthecrown

OH But I'm sure they knew how to have babies...

are u kidding...people do not "CHOOSE" to live like that...when u are down, no money or with an income of 900 dollars or less what do u suppost to do...many have mental or physical disabilities, and when they are down are down...to get over the pain and frustration many take buzz or pills...no medical cover and so forth...hey but the criminals have more help from the gov that regular people. I know cases that people prefer to go to jail because at least they have a roof, food and bed to sleep. U can be next, the way we are going no one is safe to end up like this people. Just because u have a "nice" life now does not mean that tomorrow u will have it...a car accident u are done...bills and bills and bills and then no enough money because u can not work, the car breaks down and on and on. good cousin that u help out your cousins and teach them the good life...too bad u never asked them to move into your nice house right?

Slobs

​@@PK-bh1wwback in those days, people didn't want bathrooms in their homes. My exes granny had an outhouse. Her kids and grandkids wanted to add a bathroom onto her house and she said absolutely not. Her outhouse was cleaner than some bathrooms with running water. She also refused a modern stove and cooked on her wood stove til she died in her late 90's. Best food I ever tasted.

@@PK-bh1ww I was aquainted with this lady in the 1970's, so about 50 yrs ago. I'm no spring chick either. I remember she pumped water into her kitchen sink from a well. That was as modern as she cared to be. She had lived in that area of rural east TX her entire life. Her house and her yard were neat and clean. She was widowed and maintained it herself for the most part. People appreciated and took care of things, their own as well as others.

Why did you leave

Can't date no nice ladies when you be living in that shed