Hellloooo!
Here is my current project:
The house has been abandoned for a couple of years now.
Sadly, the owner of this property died, and none of his family wanted it. Apparently, no one wanted the cars in the driveway either!
A lot of items were left behind.
The local mechanic has service records for the cars. I don't plan to fix them up, but someone else might want to.
I found the wheels to this one beside the garage:
The garage had a foot of leaves mixed with tools and hardware covering the floor.
It's a shame no one took care of things here.
The garage is going to need a new roof this summer.
The house was a tax sale property that I won the bid for. It looks as though it has the same steps as the Kingsford Heights porch had.
True Story: Troy was helping me, when he got a phone call. He told the caller he was busy pulling down a house in Grovertown. The next time the same caller called, he was using a sledge hammer to take out a porch. And the next time the caller called, he was watching videos on how to pick locks. What can I say, Troy keeps busy!.
The house seems to sit up high, which I like.
As expected, it needs quite a bit of work!
I like that it has a walk-in basement.
Ugg, a septic without a cap is like the symbol for these tax sale houses, lemme tell ya!
The house borders the old Wheeler High School, which is now a community center.
Isn't funny, how the grass is greener over there!
From the outside, it appeared that every room was filled up past the windows with stuff!
Looks like a new storm door and porch is needed here!
I came back a few days later, and someone from the community center had mowed the yard! How Nice!
Pruners! I'm going to need the pruners! And maybe the chainsaw.
After I sold a bunch of firewood that was piled up against the house, I discovered that the basement didn't have any glass in this window!
I reckon, it will be plan B, for entering the house, if the lock picking doesn't go well. :-)
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