Exploring Multiple Abandoned 1970's Mansions in a Wealthy Neighborhood!

In one of the United States wealthiest neighborhoods lies multiple Abandoned mansions that nobody wants! The first home is a 1970's Party Mansion with indoor wood paneled pool that takes you right back in time. Along with the pool, the basement is also filled with water and we will have to navigate the flooded floor to see what is left.
The second home is a castle themed late 1970's Mansion that has become a hangout spot for the youth. You will see the destruction as we explore and still be able to embrace the beauty of this forgotten home.
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[@DarkExploration]

Which home could you see yourself living in more ?

[@joshhutch4432]

Definitely a better vibe at the 1st house.

[@glenyshanlon5112]

Definitely the first one I would be in them bath tubs all the time they are georgus.

[@shawnsr8459]

First one👍

[@user-randi1987]

I like the second one, after many layers of fresh paint

[@kimholch1006]

The first one though both are nice in their own way.

[@Marpai14]

man... as a vintage lover, a place like this would be an absolute DREAM if it were restored. the kitchen, that sun-room. oh, to fashion it with colourful rugs, mid-century furniture, plants, and books would be lovely. so sad.

[@sunlightangel87]

I don't disagree that it's a gorgeous time capsule of a place. But it probably needs extensive structural work that would cost more than the house's value. There's probably water damage, pest damage, etc. Someone would lose money trying to fix either of these up which is probably why even the most gung-ho historical architecture buff hasn't even attempted this. If they ever sold that house they would never get that money back.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Completely agree, the disrespect towards these locations is atrocious. They are abandoned, but they were once somebody’s pride and joy, filled with priceless life, emotions and memories which all gets marred by a $2.00 paint can and a rock through the window. Really pisses us off too. Keep up the good work in documenting these places.

[@anita.b]

I know you would die for your masters/owners peasant, but these mansions have 0 value outside their on market value. All made with overpriced low-quality materials and disposable structural elements. Like relax. There is nothing of value here, otherwise it will not be abandoned, remember your favorite free market tales?

[@Gooner184]

Doesn't justify the vandalism. @@anita.b

[@voxpopuli905]

Idk if you saw the condos near the Grossenger. One of the videos thumbnails has a Hendrix record in it… went there today and it’s thrashed beyond belief. The copper thieves went crazy on the building and even chain sawed the light poles down to get to it he transformers 🙄 there’s a 200 yard oil slick in the dirt leading right out to the main road. If you see those video a few years back, the place was incredible. 3 buildings of apartments everything left behind almost like Chernobyl. And now it’s a 4 acre landfill that puked on itself. I can’t understand the level of stupidity it takes to do all that.

[@Fvck1ng_1nsan3.]

It makes me really angry to see people destroy such beautiful places. As a teenager (im a 16 year old male) who explores abandoned places myself, I ALWAYS make sure to leave them in better condition then how I found them. Whether it be by picking up trash or just straightening the place up. I use a list of rules I made for myself. 1) NEVER vandalize or break anything (intentionally) 2) never take anything (sometimes I'm tempted when I see old photos but I just take pictures and move on) 3) Leave it better than you found it. These places should be treasured as a place lost in time and should NEVER be damaged 💙

[@malinikamalinika4654]

You right ! ☝️💯👍✊💪👏😊😉

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Stand by those morals! It’s wonderful to hear you uphold respect and care for the places you explore. Very refreshing to hear.

[@BitterBetty76]

You're a good egg!

[@margodphd]

Absolutely. The only time I "took" something is because I found photographic evidence of crime and it was only because police refused to come so I had to glove up and take the photos to a station. I usually take basic DIY supplies to secure broken glass in windows, leaking pipes and such, if the damage is minor and it can be stopped. Once nature gets in the damage progresses fast :(

[@Fvck1ng_1nsan3.]

@@margodphd Oh my thats really awful! but good for you for alerting the authorities, ik some people wouldn’t. Also im gonna start repairing places too! i hadn’t realized i could do that lol

[@CT-ue4kg]

The amount of waste and loss here is crazy.

[@KR23199]

It’s obvious that this was once a beautiful mansion, it’s so sad to see that it’s been vandalised so badly, I will never understand what pleasure people get out of wrecking something so beautiful 😢

[@Eclipse1369]

The tub is just a regular soaking tub and the controls for the tubs are an old intercom system from the 80s. Just fyi, I’m a realtor of 21 years, I recommend bringing a respirator if you are going into these wet places. Also, you can get flesh eating bacteria if you have a cut on your foot and walk in that water. Love your content, just be careful so we can see many more of these awesome videos!

[@HyperPolaris]

“This room gives me sailboat vibes. I don’t know why.” Bruh. There’s literally a life preserver and portholes on the wall. Lol. You’re hilarious. 😂🤣

[@Bluerose888]

Really, LOL

[@Ezra7X]

One reason many of the houses similar to this don't sell in my town is because real estate companies hold onto these multi-million dollar homes (FOREVER / As long as they don't sell) near the asking price. The locals end up never having the means to afford any of these houses and the people with money go to live in more desired / populated areas leaving super nice homes to sit for 10-15 years and require a major remodel. It's sad seeing companies choose to waste away amazing properties instead of giving people an opportunity to live there for a fair deal.

[@ryanmeier6437]

That’s insane. Greed.

[@nicoletanis3703]

Wonderful video, I appreciate the fact you don't share your location to prevent any disrespect and graffitis on abandoned properties. Thanks and keep up the great work!

[@Nylon_riot]

Homes get abandoned in the US for a handful of standard reasons: 1. The estate is locked up in courts over inheritance disputes. 2. There is an expensive problem to fix like lead, asbestos, or a bad basement 3. There is something wrong with the property such as drainage issues We have an entire abandoned neighborhood near me for just that reason. 4. They simply went broke. Very few families are consistently able to keep money. The bigger the house, the more expensive the monthly maintenance cost is to maintain, especially in the circumstance of the really big places, that is why there are so many abandoned castles in Europe. It isn't lack of love, it is lack of money. 5. The wealthy don't view property as emotional investments, just money ones. In turn, they don't understand the emotional or community investment we put into ours. Building a $10M house and dropping it is nothing to them. Yes it is difficult to understand. But they don't view it any differently than you Building a house in Minecraft and then forgetting about it. As someone who had a short career felting pool tables, the reason they tend to be left is pool tables are like pianos, if you move them, they have to be re-aligned, and re-leveveled to meet pool specs. Which means paying for delicate movers and a professional to re-level the table. If the family has their money tied up in inheritance court or lose their wealth, they simply abandon it. Most people aren't serious enough about pool to go to the effort of taking it and making those arrangements. Most people buy the table they want which is installed to spec by the company.

[@TraciBinIT]

I love these tours! You’re mistaken on the use of the rooms in the 5:31, one was a sunroom, not a dining room. It’s common to have a deck off a sunroom. The sunrooms were pretty much too hot year round and usually have upscale outdoor or rattan/wicker furniture. They’re the least used rooms of all the houses I’ve seen with them. The bathrooms with just a toilet and sink are guest bathrooms. They’re used to keep guests out of the family bathrooms. I love how respectful you are and see the tragedy in destroying these houses. The separate seating area in the pool is a whirlpool with built in seating for the massage jets. That was one he!l of a house. None of those upgrades were cheap. The 2nd huge tub is a soaking tub, marvelous.

[@kvnndvn]

Thanks! Thanks for being the greatest exploration channel out there. I mean that, friends.

[@DarkExploration]

Thank you for being the greatest !

[@chayychayythebaddie8340]

Love u devin keep up the explorations!! You’re amazing.

[@kimholch1006]

I love the respect you give each place you visit.

[@kateshane8277]

What a waste. This place is still nice but you can see how quickly things fall out of fashion and it is costly to update so It's often cheaper to just buy a new home. Thanks for another great explore!

[@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd]

Hello how are you doing today

[@KrissyRoseAnimallover]

No it’s not nice it’s full of BLACK MOLD

[@glenyshanlon5112]

So sad that people need to vandalise everything in sight of that second home.

[@Fvck1ng_1nsan3.]

Honestly! Its such a rude thing to do!

[@charlesmiv3842]

One man’s vandalism is another man’s art

[@cedricjackson7521]

They don’t teach home manners anymore

[@Stevi372]

that gauge in bathroom was actually an old wall heater they used to put in bathrooms i love working on old homes!!! i love your videos too bc as a contractor i see things id never think of . thank you

[@Stevi372]

in house 1 im saying for heater

[@karensmith1158]

taxes became the reason that many of the magnificent mansions on the North Shore of Long Island were abandoned. I visited many of the ruins and it was so sad.

[@charlesmiv3842]

Long Island sucks

[@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd]

Hello Karen are you doing today

[@SarahBlume65]

I love both of them. It is ashame those people had to vandalize the second home. I just don't understand what they get out of destroying a place like that. I guess if they can't have it they don't want anybody else having it. Great video. You are such a sweet person. Thanks for all you do to film these homes for us.

[@anita.b]

These McMansions have nothing of value for the market outside the monetary losses for their owners once built out of vanity and greed. Relax, this is just a 1980s Home Depot sale piled on an expensive plot of land.

[@Nylon_riot]

There is shocking ly little for teens to do in the US. It is a combination of boredom and feeling like they are getting away with something. Especially in well to do areas where kids have little say over their own lives. If it is a wealthy area, then those are probably wealthy kids. But way to stereotype.

[@annarowden9457]

When it comes down to it, living in a very large house is very, very expensive. Figure on paying 15k to 25k a month just to live there, not counting on repairs that might come up as the house starts getting older. Inground pool in need of repair can take you back 5k to 250k depending on repairs.

[@marcberm]

A quality pool table with a slate top is super heavy, and typically they're professionally delivered and setup by whomever you buy it from (because of the weight, assembly and leveling needed, etc.) Chances are the costs to professionally disassemble, move, and reassemble one is probably a significant chunk of the cost of buying new. It's similar to how things like dishware are always left behind when restaurants close... Commodity dishware is more awkward to store and move because of the overall weight and number of individual fragile pieces. It's cheaper just to leave it behind than try to salvage it on closure of the business.

[@HRachel3]

I always think of the mystery of the lives that once lived in these abandoned houses that once upon a time were called home.

[@cwoza5]

Right. I'm fascinated to know how lived in this place at one time...

[@tanmaree1290]

Great video guys , what i dont understand is , wouldn't it be better to drop your price on the house and get something for it than to get nothing and let it rot away 🤔😊 love from Australia ❤❤❤❤

[@AR20231]

Chris sweetie that was nasty walking around with no shoes on in the water 😂you may want to go the doctor now lol

[@angelstar22]

Yeah. I would never want to walk in that bare foot. I was thinking he should wash his feet in hot water with disinfectant soap and throw out those shoes and socks.

[@catsanchez5749]

You should wear a mask❤ mold everywhere. Please take care of yourself😊

[@lindahollander3588]

​@@angelstar22yea, I think he could get a foot fungus,that is not always easy to get rid of

[@KrissyRoseAnimallover]

@@lindahollander3588yes it is actually if u actually get the proper products not the crappy cheap ones

[@lindacarter8542]

Stunning! I love this kitchen... Everything is open and lots of natural light. Thank you for your explore and posting.

[@DarkExploration]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@markb3756]

This house has a heavy contemporary look. I love the interior doors with the glass inserts and the built-ins in the kitchen and dining room. That pool area was nasty looking, all dark and dank. The garage is actually a 2 car on one side and the smaller door is for a boat or small camper or something. Could also fit an extra car, so possibly a 3 car garage.

[@juliecoulombe919]

The natural light, the skylight and the stairs in the first mansion are incredible❤

[@lindacarter8542]

Gorgeous!!! Open and lots of natural light.

[@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd]

Hello Linda how are you doing today

[@lindacarter8542]

Wow!!! What a beautiful home! Sad people will be so destructive... makes no sense. Come in, chill out and enjoy the beauty of it all. Your trademark vandalism and destruction only says you're taking your frustrations out and will catch up to you in the future.

[@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd]

Hello Linda how are you doing today

[@user-iamRobinV68]

Wow. Sad vandalism but beautiful woodworking. Great explore as always 😊😊😊

[@SzLaurie]

The kids who destroyed the scond mansion should be made to clean it up with their parents helping as well!

[@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd]

Hello Szlaurie how are you doing today

[@KrissyRoseAnimallover]

No parents would just encourage them to do more damage like come on parents give their 8 year olds iPhone 13s their older siblings buy them vapes these days parents. Don’t give a fuck anyway

[@RichieRouge206]

He’s very brave going down there barefoot 😮 god knows what’s on the floor. The architecture is stunning- I’d love to have that furnished in 80s style. Great video

[@ambsat]

That living room looks like a freaking high school gymnasium! I’ll never get what people get out of coming in and just breaking things & destroying these places. I mean they are naturally decaying, that’s one thing, but the vandalism…kids, people, don’t have better use of their time and energy? Takes a certain kind of person to get enjoyment out of that…no one I need to know.

[@danielkoher1944]

Mainly because younger generations have become Employment Nomads. You never have job security unless you’re wealthy. Then it doesn’t matter. There’s so much wealth it’s sad to see such waste.

[@user-randi1987]

Good video, nice places at one time. I cant imagine what the upkeep on houses like this costs. Landscapers, someone to clean the pool, housekeepers to wash all the windows, must be very expensive. Thanks, Devin

[@onrycodger]

Great footage but sad to see the broken dreams. If those places could tell their stories. I would imagine bankruptcy would play a major role in some of these. Death of a significant other. Even infidelity. As always, Thumbs up 👍

[@HeadNtheClouds]

I am thinking people died or are in assisted living home & grown kids live somewhere else.

[@Risenshine2day]

Well done on both accounts. We always appreciate and enjoy your perspective and respect for the properties you explore. Thanks for sharing another great explore!

[@BenjamintheTortoise]

That was cool! Thank you for taking us on that journey!! Both homes were beautiful... And I appreciate you pointing out the the details. True treasures for sure. It's a shame.

[@dmreddragon6]

I can see the appeal of both mansions. Love all the wood of the built ins, and the staircases of the 1st one, and the fixtures, and handles of the 2nd place.

[@Petertronic]

Two amazing explores. I had seen the first one on another channel a while back. Sad about the damage, I always try to ignore the graffiti and look around it. Some parents shouldn't be allowed to breed, lol

[@KrissyRoseAnimallover]

Well ur parents. Shouldn’t of bred you

[@zapot66]

Always sad to see these once beautiful homes in sad condition. Each home has a story. A greater sadness to see the destruction of vandalism. If I choose a place that I find appealing would be #2. The feeling of history by artistic details within the walls. Truly sad though by the condition.

[@dariadobias4857]

Both houses are beautiful but my favorite was house 2. I dont blame you for not disclosing the location, i think all explorers dont. And thats great. Upsets me to see when vandals have to destroy these homes. Soo sad. You do a great job narrating these homes. Thank you.

[@SarcasticMary]

It upsets me seeing homes like this just left to die. As a poor person... In all honesty, it pisses me off seeing money go to waste like this. Fools and their money soon part, as that old saying goes.

[@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd]

Hello Mary how are you doing today

[@SarcasticMary]

@@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd Hello.

[@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd]

@@SarcasticMary Hi Mary how's the weather over there today

[@lindahollander3588]

I agree I hate waste and things go out of style too fast ,you don't get your money's worth. I personally like a little outdated,something that's rather charming

[@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd]

@@lindahollander3588 That's really cool of you Linda

[@malinikamalinika4654]

Hi , Devin ! 🤗😘 Thanks for video ! 👍👏😉

[@rickperry2196]

Great work as always my friend!

[@kellynatzke5461]

You were correct when you mentioned how these kids were raised. Not sure what the drive is to destroy a beautiful place. It is a question I wonder about, as to why these structures sit empty. Sell them cheap I would think to ask least get some money back. Maybe their loan gets forgiven if they just walk? I would love to move in and take care of it but they are just wait to big for me.

[@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd]

Hello Kelly how are you doing today

[@anthonywilliams5635]

Amazing work! Keep up the good job❤❤

[@Theresa-eh5ue]

I reeeaaallly so like the kitchen. Wish it were mine.

[@nathanlong7279]

HI! DARK EXPLORATION, I love all your videos. You are a epic KZbin!!❤

[@malinikamalinika4654]

Autor this video, his name - Devin.🤗

[@sherrysmith3752]

Thank you for the video

[@kathygreene3192]

Both great explores! -AK

[@NobodyelseNL]

Beautiful video ❤

[@funnsizedd123]

I’d love to see like the google earth view of what the backyards and pools and everything looked like in their prime! I see a guy on tiktok who does videos comparing a house 10 years ago, 6yrs ago, 3 years ago and now, and it’s cool to see the transformation side by side like that

[@angelstar22]

It's so sad. These were such beautiful homes.

[@natartz]

I love your videos, you are by far in my top 5 explorers, thank you for your videos!

[@DarkExploration]

Thank you! I appreciate it

[@ashoymym8428]

Wonderful video 😊❤😊❤

[@dwrowley]

Great video and exploration, shame the houses have been left

[@MichelleMeckley]

I like the first one because of all the natural light, the staircase, the kitchen. The second one is nice too. I loved the swan/goose water fixtures. It's just hard to enjoy it with all the graffiti - which sickens and saddens me. Definitely want the non-flooded basement though (duh!) Thank you for the tours.

[@mercedesburke5470]

Esas dos mansiones a pesar de su destruccion son maravillosas esa amplitud y todo el verde que las rodea las hace un bello sueño.Gracias por el video.

[@rmcar549]

I've noticed its usually adults that break stuff and vandalize these old places more so than kids. Have the same thernostat in my house.

[@KrissyRoseAnimallover]

17-20 year olds

[@timothyshort_shortvideos]

Enjoyed the video 👍

[@kathyfreeman5281]

I enjoyed how do you bring the story to life

[@moonwalker091000]

The staircase on Mansion #1 was spectacular. Such a beautiful retro home. And didn't Chris wade his feet in another mansion a while back? Brave lad you are :o) Mansion #2 was really sad to see it the condition it was in. A $4,000,000 home and completely vandalized is absolutely disgusting. I too loved the "sailboat" bathroom. I think the downstairs room was called a "rumpus room" in that era and it was where the kids played. Great video and narrative as always. Thanks Devon and stay safe - you too Chris!! :o)

[@paulines5112]

Thank you for being so respectful to the properties and not sharing locations. Good content

[@yash6303]

Thank you. Subscriber all the way from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 I love it when you say "kids" cos you're pretty young yourself, lol. Love the content.

[@DarkExploration]

When I say kids, it's mainly ages 15-18. Because I've noticed that's the age range for people who destroy things

[@shawnsr8459]

Great video

[@judyaimel7293]

Love this 😊

[@hollymerchant9550]

If you had opened the sliders in the basement would the water have flowed outside on mansion 1? I just love this house (2nd)! Thanks for the video!

[@aquamwoman55]

Love this one especially the exterior

[@NebularImpact95]

Wow, who would've thought the poolrooms would actually have a pool table? I guess that's also why they call them the poolrooms! 😂🎱

[@ericajohnson7121]

This house is Beautiful. So Sad

[@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd]

Hello Erica how are you doing today

[@jessicabeaber3528]

My Son has a twin to that scooter,lol. Down to the purple grips even😄. Now His Kids play with it when They come to visit

[@BytownUrbex]

This is sooooo cool 😎 imagine having cameras there at night just to capture if there's anything going on etc

[@danielkoher1944]

3:29 Wonderfully amazing!

[@gailspaw5521]

Beautiful

[@joangravel2436]

Thanks awesome houses

[@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd]

Hello Joan how are you doing today

[@jezzeestewart3712]

Ha this ain’t only fans I love these videos thanks guys

[@MJARTBYDAY]

Hey Devin, You are so right about the kids today that they have no respect. A lot of times its the company they hang around with and it takes one of them to be disrespectful and it grows to the other kids who try to be the same as their peers. Its ugly is graffiti and those kids need to be told its just not right and very disrespectful and wrong. They had the audacity to write the peace sign on the mirrors they disgust me. Shame about they destroyed the place it would have been a beautiful place ... Thank you huni for showing us round ....

[@jacquelinec.6785]

That's nuts! 9:27

[@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd]

Hello Jacqueline how are you doing today

[@BitterMoonEmpress]

I think that was once a film set for a TV series... 😉

[@gailspaw5521]

Love the Staircase❤

[@Relcilisity2012]

Cool

[@luisfinney9234]

Any idea why these places got abandoned in the first place? Such as shame they both look like they would be amazing properties in their prime. Cracking content keep them coming!

[@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd]

Hello how are you doing today

[@felicityb4949]

I love him calling all bathtubs hot tubs. The first one I loved but was seriously distracted on the second one & didn’t understand its masters layout at all.

[@ianjohnston8057]

Flooded basement had some backrooms vibes lol

[@carmelbrain7399]

beautiful, just waiting for a dyi

[@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd]

Hello Carmel how are you doing today

[@KISSbestfan]

Since you asked about our point of view why mansions get abandoned, I can give you my personal one. About a house that isnt abandoned yet, and thanks to my stubborness will probably remain occupied. To make matter clear Im literally writing this message from the very house in question. A quick story before we begin. The house was built in the late 80s/early 90s. Over the years it went through other finishing jobs, but even as for now (July 2024) the house is still unfinished. It lacks the railings on the outside at some places. Pretty much because more important matters came into doing, like roof conservations, new heating systems, and so on. The house was built by my grandparents, who owned a manufacture. It ran for quite a long time, as it stopped functioning in 2022. Long story short power and fuel rising prices killed the profitability. It is large. There are a few bedrooms, bathrooms, huge living room, and even a library. Along with a garage and huge basement. The land is also quite large for the standarts over here. Plus it was built using real bricks, and the roof is made using metal plates. As for now my grandparents still live here. Well, at the moment they do not, as they went into beach resort for a short holiday trip, but will be back in a few days. I do visit them often, since I moved back into the town. I admit, that I want to inherit this house. Spent all my life over here. Well, of course not every day, but even when I was living in another city, I visited my grandparents at least a few times a year, and now it is weekly. But since I was born and raised in this very house, I know pretty much every nook and cranny over here. So, what are the problems? I guess I dont have to say money being biggest one. Not only Id have to discuss things with my uncle and mum, and pay them monthly arranged sum, I also have to have enough to make this place running. I decided to change a job, and start doing something more exhausting than I was doing up until recently, so I hope at least this would be solved in the future. But its not only about money. Its also the maintenance. Earlier on during winters, the house was warmed by a coal furnace. Coal became expensive over here, so the new furnace is gas powered. Guess what, gas is also bad nowadays, and there are already rumours about new taxes. Not to mention the garden area. Another problem being the size of the house. It is pretty big, and I guess too big for two people only. Next year Im getting married, but sadly even now, my girlfriend keeps moaning about how she does not want to have kids. This home would be perfect to have even 5 kids. Like I said Im stubborn and Im not taking no for an answer if she wants to marry me, and fortunately lately she has been less aggresive about it again. Im guessing its all about money again... but more about me having a stable job in current times. Did I mentioned that my family has to agree first? Yeah, lets count that as well. So what if I didnt had such a cunning plan? Yep, you guessed it, it would be for sale at some point, waiting for the new owner. In which you have two options: either sell it very cheaply, because folks buying this will want to destroy the house spirit and make it "more modern" - nobody loves real woodwork anymore. Or the price would be too big for anyone to be interested, resulting in an empty house going to waste again... My uncle lives abroad, and just like my mum he "isnt coming back". Now imagine what would happen if I were another dude, who doesnt give a damn, and is just focused on partying and spending money on abroad travels, instead of thinking about future, and having a goal to keep the house inside my family? My guess is, in the next years, you will be visiting this home, wondering what went wrong. But there is also a bright side to it. Some people actually do sell houses over here, and some of them are even bigger. The key is, their current owners pretty much sold it for a little money, making it possible for new owners to still have some money for renovations. The biggest house on the street was so big, it end up being converted into apartment building, but it paid off, as people now occupy this place. My conclusion is - if I didnt have my life goals, and didnt wanted to create a family, like many folks around today, Id probably pass on it as well. You simply do not buy a mansion for one person to live over there, plus it requires a fat wallet. Ps. I gave up long time ago on wasting money on expensive stuff like new cars, electronics, travels, clothing, jewelry and other bs. I decided to save up money, and spending them on properties. If I were to own more money in the future, Id spend it on buying more houses, and keeping them for my children, so they wont have dillemmas like I had.

[@user-so9qc2jx4w]

Wow I would love to see the Second house rehabbed. That caught my heart I could see past the graffiti. ❤❤❤

[@tracyb8193]

That Nutone at 13.47 is an intercom/doorbell.

[@johannahegarty3925]

What a beautiful house.

[@karensharpe9949]

Beautiful house!

[@jonathanatwater3922]

I wish I could see the online listing when they were for sale back before the houses fell to despair. Would be great to compare how they looked "in their prime" compared to now.

[@danielkoher1944]

I never could understand the joy and satisfaction anyone can get. Out of destruction of property. Also, I’m quite glad I don’t. 4:31

[@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd]

Hello Daniel how are you doing today

[@danielkoher1944]

@@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd Good 😌 Nelson, and have a great day.

[@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd]

@@danielkoher1944 That's good I'm doing good so where are you from? I'm from Dallas Texas

[@debby8428]

@@danielkoher1944 he is a scammer-nelsonanthony

[@williamgriffin7584]

i love the mansion the first on, very nice

[@kathyritchie4261]

At one time I bet this was beautiful.

[@virginiaeckley3047]

I love that kitchen ❤

[@NightHiker72]

Very Cool!! Thanks For Sharing!!

[@SteiseOMora]

Thanks for the tour, interesting layout, needs a new paint job and if a lover of carpet a new one. Wonder how much its going for? As well as the others.

[@mikehellert9099]

A few days ago I was watching expedition x, they were documenting Eloise asylum which is one of the top haunted places, I was going to let you know to go check it out but i guess they are updating it into a hotel from what i read and haunted house. Still worth checking out though!.

[@justamom4902]

I think it's probably a lot of different reasons why people leave the homes. Maybe it's an arrest or the death of the head of the household. Or maybe it's just people not being financially knowledgeable. They get a good job or win the lottery, but then build too big to be able to maintain.