Because things increase in value over time with it aging and less of that thing being produced due to advances.. which means in turn some of this stuff he finds could very well be worth a lot more than what it was worth when the actual owners got them. Prices depend on the function, Material, and age.

Awesome, I love knowing people are watching from different places, appreciate the love!

LEONARD DOBRZYN I saw an old Stones album in that pile. Such a shame.

If the family was an old couple they could have passed away and you cant take it with you. This is what happens a lot of the time and for whatever reason the extended family just doesnt care about the belongings.

There could also be legality issues too. Say family members are fighting over the property. If someone passed away with no written will as who the house goes too. Say the bank is involved too. And maybe the state wants to tear is down. It can take awhile for things to get cleared up.

@@Nic-vf7hi yes you are right. Here in US when old people go into a nursing home the home has some kind of claim to the property not sure how that works but i have heard that.

Thanks man, we need to colab!

Interesting, I love old interesting structures and buildings!

@@discoveranduncover8795 It's pretty much the only building I learned so much about, it was built in the 1860's as a log cabin, by 1880, it was converted into a brick mansion.. by 1960, it was owned by it's final owners, husband and wife.. both of them doctors and both of them from California.. The husband died first and the wife lived a while longer.. I am not sure how long it was abandoned but when I found it in 2013, it was in rough condition but everything was standing and by 2015, the front wall was down, side addition was collapsed and over the next few years was hit by vandals, the main staircase disappeared in 2017.. 2018 vandals pushed whatever wasn't valuable into the basement... book cases, records,furniture... someone stole the old vintage stove that was in there.. it would have been worth a few thousand dollars.. I have no clue how they moved it out of there without falling through the floor.. I went inside and took tons of photos and this year I haven't got there yet but some local person took photos of it, that's when I noticed the second floor sagging on the left side which was held up by a tree log.. someone managed to knock it down I guess because the floor finally sagged, the walls on both sides are bulging outward.. but they have been for a few years now..

I’d hope not 🤯

True, but it also feels disrespectful to take a family's things, even if the things are abandoned.

No it was not!

Not to sure, I had someone with me though he could of talked or bumped something.

Not sure with the condition it’s in

what about swatters rights? u have that over there ae?

mindy katz, interesting question. I think that sqatters right exist, though I can't speak to what level/how they work. I do know someone can take over a tax debt, move into a property and take it over. You have to check for liens and other debts as well. Lots of leg work.

@@porkbritches1606 something like if u live there for so long without any interference.. its urs .. well that used to be the case.. i unsure wot taxes n all that will be like where you are. dif rules for different states isnt it? i would love to nosey round with a metal detector.

@@mindykatz3651 squatters not Swatters

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@@discoveranduncover8795 will do

Isn’t it illegal to be in those homes?That might be why....???

@@b.lmorris3336 yet omargosh and the fam and C.J MAKES OVER $900/OOO A YR DOING THIS