Owned 7 Years and Seeing Parts of this Property for the First Time After the Tenants Moved Out!

[@investfourmore]

Here is the semi trailer reveal. I forgot to include it kzbin.infovfsrKyyqVjo?si=Nc-za_08fpvmqUzj

[@BMG6519]

On table were buckets from a bucket elevator. Grain would have dropped into a chute at the wall directed to the hole in middle of floor. That held the base of the bucket elevator. Then grain was scooped and carried vertically to the top of the elevator where it dumped into another chute directing it to the silos

[@Boga217]

Yep ya beat me to it

[@investfourmore]

Thank you!

[@59redwing]

The red piece of metal in the basement is a weight off the front of an old international harvester tractor.

[@investfourmore]

INteresting! Thank you

[@johnsmith-wd5sq]

I came here looking for this comment! I spotted the IH on there right away!

[@59redwing]

I have a Ford 1600 with the same weights.

[@miss_vicxo]

I really enjoy your content and humor 😂 Thanks for taking us on your adventure!

[@investfourmore]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@leann9599]

The rusty piece of metal leaning against the wall (at 12:08) is an old International Harvester (IH) tractor weight.

[@ralphadams4478]

This place would be good for a store or a pawnshop

[@investfourmore]

yes or a restaurant without the dirt

[@darleneaitken1620]

It's not like they trashed the place. And it looks like it was old seven years ago. Be thankful you got all that rent money.

[@1AppleMaker]

Did you forget to turn off the light down in the basement, Mark?

[@investfourmore]

No, i got it

[@SuperDave71176k]

Is that a dead smoke detector beeping?😂That would make a great museum for your business adventures.

[@investfourmore]

Yes lol

[@investfourmore]

Or just needs a battery

[@benpersinger4600]

Careful you didn’t unlock the portal to the underworld…. 😅 Cool old building. I’m a contractor and get to go through some crazy old places from time to time. Jumped into one crawlspace a while back and there was a full on made up bed and chair down there and the hatch to the thing had a locking system on it that could be locked and unlocked from another room. I heard later they had kept someone in there.. definitely silence of the lamb level stuff

[@kimcat7320]

You are a brave man Mark. There is no way I would have gone into that first basement.

[@Allison-405]

Oh I just want to hose it out and clean it, the tenants haven't really been keeping up with general cleanliness! Great property

[@charleswieand4445]

Antique international Harvester tractor weight might be worth something. The other thing is a bar clamp for gluing up pieces of wood.

[@investfourmore]

Thanks!

[@Mr.RyanButterly]

That thing is called a bar clamp

[@barbaraannroach6033]

Grain chute/reminds me of a an old coal chute. Had one that Dad changed to an outside stairs to the basement to our old home built in 1855, according to the old paperwork that my son oldest son “lost”.

[@penniesfromheavon]

This basement explore is the best video you’ve uploaded in a long time! Loved it! ULTIMATE MURDER ROOM 😂😂💯

[@investfourmore]

Thanks!

[@forfoxsake7972]

Mark, you did it! You finally found the *ultimate* murder room in that basement 😮

[@investfourmore]

:)

[@ronstahl3293]

Pretty cool. Don’t light any matches in that basement though.

[@investfourmore]

agreed!

[@cannedheat33]

It looks like they had no dust collector in the workshop. Sell this property, get the money and move on. Cool old time building nonetheless.

[@judylapointe3507]

That basement was the best murder room ever. Thought that was a body wrapped up on that table. Be careful down there friend.

[@investfourmore]

It was interesting!

[@justinc.2656]

That tire wasn't there until you opened the basement, The tires know! 🤭

[@investfourmore]

They follow me

[@fastfred2009]

You may want to place a lock on the trailer doors. Keep kids from locking their friends in it, and then forgetting about them.

[@investfourmore]

It is locked

[@ChaiLatte13]

wow that was a lot of dust, even upstairs too.

[@charleswieand4445]

Black coal dust on wall, chute was to bring coal room at 1 time held coal

[@sand3882]

I thought that for a moment until I saw the chute. The coal chutes I've seen are pretty narrow usually, but this was an old grain elevator, so it's almost certainly for grain. I doubt there was any form of heat other than electric or gas in that building.

[@UncleDavesKitchen]

Would the chute be for coal back when they had coal burning furnace? We burned coal for heat up to the 1960s

[@roxiefoxxe8810]

I see a restaurant or bar called "The Grainery."

[@Boga217]

Micro brewery

[@investfourmore]

@@Boga217 A brewery would have the extra height in back for their tanks

[@Boga217]

@@investfourmore there's a couple breweries down there too so definitely the clientele in the area. Is there any restrictions for the building with zoning and usage for that?

[@jaynecobb1]

10:38 Awesome! Those a gauges from a Warren Webster Steam heating system. Don't throw those out. You scored a few bits of history! 11:32 That is the coal chute with an antique coal shovel next to it.

[@kurtismckemmie4850]

That was my guess too.

[@investfourmore]

Crazy. I don't think it is coal as the dump is so large

[@MrMarkS-lg7yk]

I really enjoyed this segment! Fabulous property, enormous potential. Sleep on it for a few weeks and figure out some plans forward :-)

[@investfourmore]

Thanks!

[@silbug]

Really cool building. I can see it being a really cool artist studio.

[@starrylight8819]

Definitely some grain elevator in there! And double murder basements!!

[@investfourmore]

yes!

[@scottb1965]

Way back in '72 I entered an old abandoned house in the middle of a ten acre overgrown plot. Kids had been exploring it for years before I discovered it's secret hidden basement (door behind refrigerator). This being EXTREMELY unusual as the house was in Miami Shores, FL. It was too dark to explore and I went home for a flashlight before my dad stopped me. The next three days the place had police and fire dept all over it.. then it was knocked down and filled. The lot was built up about 5 years later... never did find out what was in that basement...

[@investfourmore]

crazy

[@suelily4281]

Would it be possible to cut an archway through the walls between the 2 basements? Then remove the death trap stairs in the 1st basement. I'd put an upright door on the better set of stairs, too (like a closet around the top of the stairs).

[@investfourmore]

they are not next to each other

[@suelily4281]

@@investfourmore is there a 3rd basement between?

[@marlinmr7]

So you have the beginnings Mark as I saw a trailer and one tire.... Those tires seem to follow you everywhere don't they? You need to buy or open a tire shop so maybe that is what you need to do with this property???😂🤣😅😆😁😄 Very interesting building though with tons of possibilities. This will be fun also to see what happens with it and also during your next explore session with it too. 👍👍👍

[@Apittslife]

Most older Commercial Buildings that do not have Historical History / Value, are not worth anything, when You are Selling the property. It is Land Value, & Location. Hopefully you will find someone that wants to rent / lease it as a shop.

[@investfourmore]

Not around here. Commerical is very valuable and tough to find

[@lasalleman6792]

Basic structure looks pretty good. Might be a good commercial property. Perhaps with maybe two tenants.

[@novastorm2]

"Cozy lair, labyrinthine design, impossible to escape, hidden trap in the floor, mysterious well in the dungeon, double basements with confinement spaces under construction, anti-SWAT concrete walls, escape route through the roofs, no annoying neighbors, close to commercial areas full of -vict-... people.... They will never be able to hear their screams! 10 million dollars." Sold in a week

[@investfourmore]

lol

[@karenhoskins9126]

Are you sure you’re not letting you enthusiasm for creating media get the better of you? I was afraid for you when you went down in that murder hole!! Glad you made it out alive!

[@investfourmore]

I would have done that whether I was filming or not haha

[@sand3882]

IH suitcase weight for International Harvester tractor. Worth 100-200 dollars. Sometimes more, sometimes less. But it has value. That shovel appears to be a grain shovel because that's where it would've been needed. Quite possibly since there was a light upstairs there, you could've climbed that straight dead-end looking ladder and pushed up on that particle board and gone on up there. Growing up on a farm served me well today. 😊

[@sand3882]

And the black dial thing in the basement was a 60s 70s mid-century weather station with barometer. Everyone seemed to have one version or another hanging on the wall.

[@lilly3628]

Thanks for the tour.😊

[@investfourmore]

Any time!

[@joywebster2678]

Glad the tire was there to welcome you!

[@investfourmore]

Me too!!! 😅😅😅

[@redcharlie123]

That trailer is worth a lot of money

[@ralphadams4478]

Shute was probably a cool shute or freight delivery

[@investfourmore]

That's a big one for coal

[@crzycatlady65]

you could literally use that as a place to Work and Live at the same time Just a thought

[@59redwing]

I Recently found your channel. I'm an investor in the Seattle area. My stuff is residential. Mostly rental houses right now. I've been interested in commercial but the buy in is steep. Properties like this one just don't come up around here.

[@investfourmore]

They are steep here now too. You can't find places this cheap anymore

[@kurtismckemmie4850]

Part of the building where the air line hose is I'm wondering if it was used as a bike shop. I've seen the work area of some and it has the same setup. The upper loft would be used as additional bike part storage. You never know what you could find up there. Also, in the first hidden basement it looks like there was a coal chute with a coal furnace where the trash pit is. That would be my estimate guess especially with the age of the building that looks like it was built maybe before 1900.

[@saadgt2009]

The chute was probably for coal deliveries; look for signs of old boilers, etc. At first glance, the front area might work for a dance studio (if that hardwood is real and doesn't need replacement). A brewery? A storage company? A restaurant (plenty of space to put in a kitchen)? 🖖🙏

[@rwdplz1]

What a weird little patchwork building.

[@oleradiodudea.m.4735]

I am guessing the original structure was used in agriculture business of some type. I would advertise the Hell out of it and sell it at auction where is as is.

[@investfourmore]

Auctions usually result in a lower price

[@vidguy007]

You might want to not enter a place that could be a low oxygen situation, like that basement, by yourself

[@cannedheat33]

It's not a sewer or some underground tank, it's a basement and has breathable air.

[@nancyparker8363]

@@cannedheat33Radon?

[@graybryan9521]

Grow lights or murder room in the basement could double the value.

[@joywebster2678]

Definitely interesting!

[@investfourmore]

Very!

[@dvljet]

The trailer is good for the scrap yard because its not road worthy is it worth anything not really you can buy these from truck rental companys or at auctions for fairly cheap . the building the condition its in id demolish it and sell the land . the building woud need to be brought up to todays codes and that empty lot next to it looks to be 1 of 2 things an old substation or transformer storage yard in either case selling the building will be very hard since youll have to do soil tests to verify theres no pcbs in the ground . the building if it was a grain elevator could be a historic site only the town would know if it is then your stuck with the building you cant renovate it you cant change it if its historic .

[@investfourmore]

I mean non of that is really true so...

[@jeffreyhixenbaugh5931]

That chute was probably a coal chute for a coal fed furnace

[@investfourmore]

it would be a pretty weird place for the furnace in the very back of the property. Usually they want them in the middle

[@davidshumway9639]

I don't think that osb above the ladder is screwed in. It probably just lifte up like any attic access panel.

[@investfourmore]

I had tried before. It was definitley screwed in

[@braddl9442]

Im looking at that place and thinking you could rezone it for residential and do one of those cool conversions people do to old buildings of it into a Home or something.

[@sythompson9331]

I'd clean and dust it- take the duck decoys might be of some value. unless you want an adventure I'd sell it

[@moonshinefuel]

thats what I was thinking, some things are a little too unique

[@graybryan9521]

Have you ever publically revealed the net worth of your real estate empire?

[@shakes7333]

Thats a coil shoot and next to it is a coil shovel. Most likey coil was the heating source back in the day.

[@sapphire56695]

That first basement is super creepy. A murder room, for sure. Interesting property

[@bebespeaks7827]

You need a flashlight.

[@kyleesgiftcottage4708]

Would the electric company be interested in purchasing the land?

[@Randy8923]

Nice building. You got a deal when you bought it.

[@timmy20]

It's definitely a murder basement that was buried under the floor until you pried up the wood to go down there. When you first saw the light bulb with 2 pull strings, you said let's see if this light works. Then you pulled on the one string and it didn't come on, and I screamed try pulling on the second string, cause it looked like you were going to walk away, then you pulled the second string and the light came on. I was clapping really loud when that light came on. "Murder Basement"

[@NinjaTenK]

You can definitely make it into two retail spaces and rent it

[@staceyorourke880]

I am pretty sure it was there in 2000 maybe even back before 1990. I think it was there in the 90s.

[@investfourmore]

The semi?

[@countrytimebarbeque652]

It could have been a old coal shoot for past heating or a grain shoot

[@natedizil]

Coal shute in basement for old coal furnace

[@SpotTheBorgCat]

You do realize the way you entered the basement is how Horror movies start, right???

[@oaxaca1948]

what are you going to do with the building?

[@73honda350]

By far your most bizarre building yet. Others have already identified some of your finds.

[@jaynecobb1]

10:26 What the duck?! That video had a bit of a Blair Witch vibe.

[@glenbo2464]

Alot of shitted out buildings in Colorado apparently

[@michellebrown7828]

SELL

[@georgiasmith64]

If its commercial, maybe a restaurant could be an option.

[@marlabuckley2378]

Looks haunted

[@bobandvickiw]

Eh, doesn't showing the back of the building last summer count as showing the building?

[@deborahcaldwell9775]

oooooh what would your grandmother say?

[@investfourmore]

I have no idea

[@kathygarner1383]

Definitely a murder basement!

[@roxiefoxxe8810]

Spooky 😮

[@wolfrobots118]

worth $400,00 you must be tripping....lol. What you paid for is almost what it's actually worth. The building is in poor condition and it's in a weird area.

[@MajorSeventh]

location location location

[@MattTheComputerGeek]

Beep!

[@lysergiclogic]

You own a property you havent thoroughly inspected yourself? Not exactly a reliable and responsible landlord or investor. People taking advice from you is very telling on the intellect of the average american and how you take advantage of them.

[@investfourmore]

yes, the seller leased it back from me and never moved out. Hard to fully inspect something when the tenant is occupying it and working in the space.