He didn't.

@@strangerous1313 You must be blind; he did remove it all and it was back further in the yard.

Lol great idea and funny 😄

Beam the shed up Scotty! But leave the contents behind.

He does around taking people's.things away.tho

@@tonybanannas6612 The things aren't their's until they are paid for.

@@tonybanannas6612 Instead of buying ‘things’ they need to take the money and pay the rent. He’s just doing his job.

@@tonybanannas6612 Things they promised to pay for and didn't. T%hat's very dishonest. They obviously can afford to pay or they wouldn't have motorbikes and snow blowers, or perhaps they haven't paid for them either.

Possibly loss of job, death, illness. You can't judge by what you see on the outside.

It is a speech pattern common to the Amish

Also says “udder” instead of other

They sell a device online that makes a noise that only dogs can hear. Apparently if you use it every time a dog barks they "learn" not to bark. Not sure it works if they are in a house.

Yes caues I have before dog owners suck

There are places where you don’t have to lock your doors.

Maybe they can't pay for the storage building because they are paying for that nice home and acreage and are scraping by due to loss of job, death, illness. Not so far fetched to see as possibilities.

Maybe they’re stretched thin from the looks of everything (even their storm door is expensive), and they decided to sacrifice the building over the mortgage, car payment, whatever the reason they live in a nice area but can’t pay for a storage building. Shit happens.

Have you thought that possibly they've had loss of jobs, death, illness so that they don't have the money to pay for this shed at this time, they are possibly trying to hang on to their house, etc?

@@muffykmt yeah there’s a lot of reasons why people don’t pay their bills my problem

He has said before that he doesn't have to remove property from the sheds he is reposessing. But in the case of a street legal motorcycle. It might be a problem.

I’m sure the leasee was given at least one notice that they were in violation of their agreement and should have removed ALL their property. Josh did the same thing I would have done.

I would have taken the shed with all the shit in it they knew you were coming lenders don't just repo something without fair warning so it would have been take good thing it was you and not a few others I've seen doing this

Me, too. It was a mystery (I missed it the first time through).

Amazing how that works, isn't it!

was thinking the same thing

9:03 - Seemed to just get out there all by itself.

I think he had a glitch in his camera then🤫

What the heck?!

He obviously moved them out so the owners could keep their expensive things. Not putting that on KZfaq though I imagine due to liability and polices etc.

Sorry about that, I'll have to check on it, I'm working on getting better CC for future videos. Thanks for watching

Big house and lot of toys equals lots of payments

I often wondered that too. (Seeing ppl with nice homes and cars and toys). They must have the “Keeping up with the Joneses” mentality. Not me! If I can’t afford it, I’m damn sure not gonna work myself to death trying to keep up with the payments.

@@dirosee1 Briefly the following happened today. While leaving a restaurant with friends after having breakfast I saw a man who went bankrupt probably 20 years ago sticking me for $8000. He and his cousin inherited the business from their fathers and borrowed $3 million secured by the equipment and the real estate. The fathers were very well off after running this business for about 30 years. Over the next five years they ran it $4 million more in unsecured debt for a total of $7 million. That included my $8000. They filed for bankruptcy. What is he driving now, the most expensive BMW you can imagine. The two fathers had to pay off $620,000 in debt the fathers had personally guaranteed. Not part of the bankruptcy.

@@yt650 😲😲😲😲 whoaaaa!!! SEVEN MILLION??!!!!? Wowwwwww!!! How the heck can he afford to drive a brand new BMW with all that debt??! It’s probably in someone else’s name cuz I can’t see how any bank would give him a loan. I messed up my credit when I was young and dumb, and I can’t get a loan for bubble gum, but this guy owes MILLIONS (not to mention the $8k he owes you!) and gets to drive around in a new BMW?! 🙄🙄 Can you sue him in small claims?? He clearly has means to pay you back if he’s driving a Beemer!

With my knowledge I could build a tiny house to code for what some of these buildings cost. I just don’t have the energy, or I’m too lazy. Not sure which. Pushing 41 now and work 12 hour shifts but only 14 days a month. I’d rather pay people for what I can do but too many times “professionals” aren’t worth a shit. Don’t know how to do it right, or do know but just want to rush through it and overcharge you.

I totally understand what you're saying. I'm pushing 54 and I'm something like 76% disabled due to degenerative arthritis, sad thing is I've been like this for the past 12 yrs.

Buy it outright like i did comes to about the 85% in materials, it was worth the no labor to me however had i not outright brought id payed twice as much and thats alot, almost 24grand for a 36x13 with a wrap around porch, a loft, a breaker box with 4 plugs and two lights, studs 16 on center, 7 windows and a metal roof, i nabbed it at 10grand. Own it out right. Shitty part is now its hell trying to have it moved. When they own it no prob.

I bought one because i needed it fast, but it was in 1994 so not as expensive as now, a 10x12 was 1700 bucks, payments 75 bucks a month if I remember right, paid on it a year then paid it off lump sum next year, my bro in law has it now, still in good shape for its age

I’ve heard it said “ slicker than snot on a door handle”. Gross