Stop! Uncore! / Mr. Plastic
H.FUTAMI Lyrics

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Bubbles So, if I rip your skin Eating my way deeper within So,…
Countdown Oooh! Cresciuti randagi mai stati venduti Piccoli terroni se…
Deep Deep down in the rain man I’m tryna maintain All of…
don d. special The love has gone The love has gone, baby I didn't get…

You Turn Me On こんな小さな私の背中ととても大きなあなたの背中背伸びしなくちゃあなたの肩には届かないけど安らげるところ思ってた…

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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

@ashleyswafford805

4y↑118

I'd love to have that first mansion 😍

Them: "But the cost to remove the
taxidermy-"

Me: "It can stay. I'm from the South, I don't mind it. "

Them: "Ok...but there's still the bone chilling winters-"

Me: "Dude, I lived in Minnesota for 5 years. I'll be cool with a few space heaters."

Them:

Me:

Them:

Me:

Them:

Me: "Keys, please" 😁

@secretsblood153

3y↑49

Step one: become famous fantasy author with a huge fantasy series.

Step two: buy the largest house with the most rooms.

Step three: convert into hotel with themed rooms from your series.

Step four: host huge events people from everywhere could come and join, and stay in one of your themed rooms.

Like hear me out. Make it a gorgeous place and everyone dress up as mythical creatures. Sounds nerdy, but the whole place is just one huge DnD campaign based on your books

@CreekyGuy

3y↑54

I have been a real estate agent for almost 30 years. Based upon experience, I can tell you from experience, that it is NEVER the quality of the housing that makes a slum... it's the PEOPLE! I have seen the nicest new developments go in, be dedicated as low-income housing, and the entire development have to be vacated and fenced within 5 years.

Conversely; I have seen some of the poorest areas, where the owners have been there forever, and there is row upon row of little jewels for houses: tiny lots with perfect lawns, flowers, houses are painted nicely, etc...

Free government money and corrupt government officials = cultural disaster.

Color means nothing, attitude is everything.

Ronald Reagan was correct: "Government is not the solution to the problem, government is the problem."

All comments from YouTube:

@Therichest

4y↑2.1K

Would you move in!?

@goldenegg8085

4y↑161

Yea

@realmrmidas

4y↑106

I would pay to live in

@idrxpzz

4y↑39

@spritesodia428

4y↑39

Yessss

@THECHIEFBEEF46

4y↑20

TheRichest nooooooooo

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@dylangould136

4y↑5.3K

“Nobody wants these houses for even $1!”

Proceeds to show a house that people won’t buy because it’s too expensive.

@kvisty2273

4y↑157

so fucking true

@Debavi

4y↑64

Same reaction

@priesermax

4y↑58

I wouldn't buy the expensive ones.
Taxes, heating costs, cleaning costs, energy,......
That adds up and would be too expensive for most people.
Even if the house costs only a dollar I wouldn't like to own it.

@F7ble

4y↑72

@Windows Helps i would buy 50 cent house and bring my whole family in there including all my cousins and aunt and friends

@priesermax

4y↑8

@fable kaydesi and me and my family have a house :P
But for you it would be cool

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@tommy-jt6kj

3y↑903

52 rooms? Means I’ve got 52 different places to cry

@namehere4954

3y↑11

Lmao 🤣😭😭

@darlenekozlovskis6907

3y↑31

Or 52. Rooms to clean!!!😭😭😭

@RazorSweet

3y↑12

ahahah exactly. But couldnt they just make it into a wee hotel?

@Sunny-pr1qw

3y↑2

one a week

@KirkHermary

3y↑4

Also 52 rooms to eat a sandwich 🥪

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@HairyKnees1

2y↑383

I purchased my house dirt cheap, banks wouldn’t finance it because very little had ever been updated in it (built in 1881). Because of that, the owners had no choice but to sell it very cheap. Yes, it needed a lot of work, but paying full cash and still being able to live in it (though not always comfortably) as the work was slowly done, has rewarded me with a house I own. No mortgage is awesome!

@erossinema8797

2y↑1

I don't have that kind of patience. The houses in which I have lived through their partial remodeling and renovation, oh How I wished I had rented a hotel for a week. That would have been far easier on my nerves.

@Johnny-um6sd

2y↑2

You go boy

@angelap32

That's FANTASTIC!!!👍👍👍

@sunmi2539

Lmao

@sebrinadaniels2996

I think that's pretty much the most important thing. Don't think about the work too much. Anything worth having takes work. Think about the BLESSING! I'm happy for you!

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@shgurr

3y↑145

I would love to have a bunch of kids one day and take that neverland ranch. Too bad I'm not wealthy 🤣👏

@flippedoutcookie

3y↑4

Based. Same.

@amei653

3y↑5

Hope your future dreams come to true Shgurr. Btw I'm quite surprised why there are not enough likes of your comment.

@lillyableidinger7931

3y↑1

same

@PJL7095

2y↑5

The photos shown of it in this video are of when NeverLand was up & running & in great shape. Unfortunately- since the place has been pretty much abandoned for past 10 years, everything there is dead & rotting away. Like that huge clock…. All dead. The ponds… green slimy water…. The grass & trees… dried out & dead.

@Metoo3232-pu2wc

I am pretty sure a company purchased it.

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@maazypaaz

3y↑976

That first house can EASILY be a resort....seclusion, lakeside views, just needs to be set up that way

@belogical9748

3y↑14

Yea but see the people who want it already have funny money bro. If they dont want it itll rot away bc nobody will want to lower the price were anybody can afford it. Itll rot.

@elizabethspringer8811

3y↑6

If you could get there. 100s of inches of snow for 10 months a year.

@jlt7793

3y↑6

Whoever watches after it over the winter should definitely bring a Kubrick collection with them. And maybe an axe.

@sean_mccadden

3y↑2

Still would take quite a lot of money to prep for and the property tax would be really high but if you have the money, definitely sounds like a great investment

@lawrencejelsma8118

3y↑2

@Sean McCadden ... Property tax on something not close to anything (200 miles from Green Bay). What is the tax revenue being used for?

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@MeanBeanComedy

3y↑325

Title: "No one even wants for $1."
Video: "It won't even sell for $20 million!"

Wut.

@corygenovese7949

3y↑4

Granot Loma (vid preview pic) is a registered historical site and is owned by one of the world's most successful bonds traders that has always considered himself the caretaker and not the owner. That is why he hasn't sold it. It's not because no one wants it, he just won't sell it to anyone that will be the caretaker and not the owner. If you were legally allowed to remodel and decorate he would have a bid frenzy but you can't and that's the way it should be.

History behind Granot Loma...it was constructed and owned by one of the world's wealthiest bankers, Kaufman, and the first place the blueprints for the empire state building were viewed by a public figure was at Granot Loma on the main dining room table. His name is on the gold emblem in the entrance of the empire state building as a key investor.

@achillestheant430

AHHH yeahh, the life of the ultra rich billionaires, that buy estate like you buy cheeseburgers =))

@MeanBeanComedy

3y↑2

@Cory Genovese Cool! 😁👍🏻

@ptbot3294

hell, i'd outbid you and pay 2 dollar for that junk

@pubstilyoudub2748

3y↑4.4K

I like how the title is “$1” yet all of these houses are still upwards of 20 million

@8stunna201

3y↑165

it’s saying no one would want to buy these houses, even if they went for $1

@ibrahim-lj1ej

3y↑189

@8Stunna I would

@aryanjawahirani5780

3y↑110

@8Stunna I would

@8stunna201

3y↑51

@ibrahim same

@8stunna201

3y↑43

@Aryan Jawahirani me too

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@jaydope4823

3y↑581

The only thing I'm worried about the Tyson mansion is that a robber comfortably living with me in one of those rooms without me knowing

@TalksWithTy

3y↑5

Lmbao

@TillRapture

3y↑2

I could’ve thought Rick Ross bought that house from how long now??

@sandybryan4117

3y↑3

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@zachfleinerswims

3y↑1

Yea

@nailegall2077

3y↑1

Lmaoooooo

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@beluapi8865

2y↑44

I bought a 700 sq ft home built 1897 near downtown Salt Lake City in 2011 for $90k on a decent sized lot for the area. We lived in it for about 7-8 years and then dumped $70k into gutting it and renovating it with maple cabinets, stone countertops, modern electrical, alder barn doors and mosaic tile work. Sold it summer 2021 for $350k.
Many told me it wasn’t worth renovating but after all of my expenses etc. I made 150k on the sale. It was worth it to me.

@lucymartin881

2y↑20

Warren Buffet recommends scrolling back up and buying call options on the like button

@musausman9329

Thank you ma for the great information

@erionzane6485

Thanks ma, I'm a multimillionaire now

@darnellbeck5653

I’m pretty sure is invest in books 😂

@florencepoole7632

Thanks to your course I made 14k profit in 3 weeks thanks ma(:

@sarkiali3958

This is the best time to purchase and invest in bitcoin

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@ghostly.creature

3y↑613

'it's alarmingly remote and did we mention the bone-chilling winters?'
me: laughs in russian

@jacquesb5248

3y↑22

dah. in russia you become winter

@ghostman6943

3y↑5

Laughs in blyat

@Kolonol1

3y↑5

He was completely full of shit about that one anyways...

@snelson2418

3y↑1

@Kolonol1 You’ve never been there!

@Kolonol1

@S Nelson you don't know where I have and haven't been

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@CINRZ

3y↑480

Imagine how many families homeless Americans you could house in a 52 room mansion yet it just sits there unused. It's a disgrace

@crayonparfait

3y↑77

yeah, but it's still $2 million dollars. Then there's property tax, cost to maintenance and heat and cool. Taxpayers already absorb the cost of the homeless as well as give dollars and change to daily. Then you have the homeless family looking for the 53rd room. Not to mention the concerns of safety. You never hear about the violence, abuse and rape that occurs in the homeless community. Fantasy worlds always neglect reality.

@allysongraves3823

3y↑12

@Censor Me so true. I think it would be cool for it to be opened as a resort. I’m sure it wouldn’t be cost effective but too bad it just sits there unused.

@deadwingdomain

3y↑23

Put nice people in that house and start a community around it. Homeless can move into the shit houses we rent.

@vinceM60A3

3y↑7

Like the 20 000 000 like if i was governor or something: I would house them there, feed them and give them warm clothes so they can help getting wood to warm the place, a kind of social program

@joeman840

3y↑3

Yeah I'd say at least 52

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@RareNine

4y↑6.1K

As an introvert, some of these "remote" mansions sound like heaven to me lol.

@UmPlsEwNo

4y↑32

Same

@kareem2623

4y↑271

Imagine getting hurt, with no-one around to help. And if they did come, it’d take hours for them to reach you, and hours for them to get you to a hospital. I’m kind of introverted too, but I also am really afraid of being trapped somewhere where I could die and there’s nothing that can be done.

@nreddy9980

4y↑121

Youre an "introvert" and a misanthrope to the point where isolation is heaven to you but you like interacting with and expressing your comment to millions of people publically online? Nah, youre just shy in real life and wont do anything about it.

@UmPlsEwNo

4y↑158

N Reddy That’s what an introvert is, literally. Being shy and not interacting with people much in real life. It’s not literal that we’re going to live at those remote mansions because “IT’S HEAVEN FOR AN INTROVERT” 🤦🏽🤦🏽😒

@25Newengland

4y↑64

N Reddy me personally I only like being around chill people, being around people who like to draw attention to us is very draining for me, I’m shy around people I don’t know but am the life of the party around people I love and trust, can you give me a diagnosis doctor

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@Momlyfe3

3y↑581

Them being remote makes me want them even more, not less.

@withhopewellcope1866

3y↑6

Same if I can afforded that is.

@kimhyunjinbarksjeonheejina9759

3y↑2

me too

@lunagray-wolf2404

3y↑1

I have to agree with you on that. Less cheap to deal with.

@snowbird1381

3y↑4

That first remote one seems doable. Just bring all your friends and family and have them help gather fire wood and instal basic modern electricity/pluming

@walterbrunswick

3y↑1

Don't like people huh?
Can relate sometimes 😂

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@MiigsMusic

3y↑180

The dedicated Panic room looks more like a room dedicated to send people in it into a panic^^

@shaneeetheridge850

3y↑12

I was looking for the dedicated panic room comment 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Look creepy af !!

@lyndabrown9431

3y↑108

50 cent old house could be used as a safe haven for abused children to heal and be adopted out to loving parents. Man, I could use a couple of those homes for this exact purpose!!!

@sheilagravely5621

3y↑1

Or made into separate apartments.

@nonyobussiness3440

3y↑3

No it can’t. I live near there. It’s in a residential neighborhood up on a hill that has a view of Hartford. Zoning won’t allow it, neighbors don’t want that and quite frankly would loose money. Not going to happen and shouldn’t

@nonyobussiness3440

@Sheila Gravely zoning. Have you seen the neighborhood?

@majdqudah944

I think he sold it for a family.

@deadwingdomain

3y↑3

Go buy MJs old place. It was made for kids...

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@DrumApe

4y↑296

I don't understand why these can't just be turned into hotels.

@namehere4954

3y↑15

Zoning laws.

@thebiscuitrose

3y↑1

Animal hotels

@kodomotachi1

3y↑16

Infrastructure and interest - why would anyone stay there? What's to do/see around? How would people come/go (guests, sure, but also staff)? How to get services supplied constantly?
Hotels are very frail and demanding investments, so not desirable.

@angeliapittman4776

3y↑12

Or put homeless in them

@user-zw8uc4rm1m

3y↑8

@Angelia Pittman you may as well just throw money into the wind

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@ZZZXYZ

3y↑125

These giant homes should be renovated for apartments. Practically designed as such already.

@crayonparfait

3y↑9

Good idea but the problem likely falls in deed restrictions that prevent multifamily units in a wealthy subdivision.

@corygenovese7949

3y↑1

Granot Loma is a historic site and cannot be altered.

@dianabaskin1944

Some areas would probably have to be re zoned to allow apartments which are considered a business. That might be a fight if you have neighbors.

@hollyjohnson8615

The cost would be way too high and a lot of these places are considered historical and can't be changed that much, also the red tape you'd have to go through is ridiculous

@erion3612

3y↑936

If someone wanted to kill you in one of these houses the killer would die of starvation before he finds where you are sleeping

@exerpachuau5486

3y↑20

Hiding and evil laughing from one room.! 😅😂

@juliekeller499

3y↑4

That's A good one

@expensiveblackdude

3y↑1

That's a very good one 😂😂😂

@MissesD100

3y↑2

Right, 😂 i was thinking I’d need s fringe on each room

@cherylward5315

3y↑2

☺☺☺

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@amers83

3y↑326

The Michael Jackson NeverLand bit was surprising. Millions of his fans look up to him like a god.Surprised the more extreme fans haven't already chipped in to live there.

@nos480

3y↑32

It was eventually sold for $22m to billionaire Ron Burkle.

@noellefritz5678

3y↑19

why was that Neverland house controversial in the first place? Did Michael Jackson do something bad?

@pamelamorris3148

3y↑14

@Noelle Fritz get out of here. You're obviously a young kid below the age of 12 or you would not be asking this as it's still on tv all the time. Google it and learn something on your own.

@noellefritz5678

3y↑39

@Pamela Morris im in my twenties, and not everyones trashy enough to know what Michael Jackson did so that's why I have to ask. I find it hard to believe it was because he did that thing to his nose, overused plastic surgery, and sang a lot of songs that people didn't like.

@JuneGirl34

@Noelle Fritz I'm in my thirties 😛

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@elmz808

3y↑30

Is it just me? Or does anyone else think that some of these huge properties should be bought and turned into universities or relief shelters or some other useful type of properties? Personally if I was that rich I’d buy at least one of these properties and turn into something to help the community and possibly the economy as well.

@Nikki-mn6rs

3y↑28

Neverland would definitely be the one and it DOES IN FACT have a whole lot to do with the amazing legacy of Michael but also the fact that I would change the way foster care operates. If I had neverland I’d love nothing more than to give orphans a beautiful life until their 18 and even then I’d like to continue working to prepare them for independence by getting them through college.

@lizarosa156

3y↑4

Michael would love that 🤩

@Nikki-mn6rs

3y↑1

@Jacobyy V yes you u are correct the overhead and upkeep on a monthly basis would be more than my annual mortgage cost

@Nikki-mn6rs

3y↑1

@Liza Rosa I totally agree

@watchingyoutwo3800

What if the hidden secret of the government is not that their are Aliens but that the earth Angels have been inserting themselves in to the embodiment of humans and have corrupted The DNA of God so they could inherit the earth! Which would push out God and The DNA sequence and take over but that the Angels have the Ivy League colleges an Verbiage used to manipulate mankind for profit and deceitful ways to influence and incarcerate people and use the people to have babies in the physical and metaphysical and are angels that are the embodiment and upon your death your re not in heaven but in the metaphysical realm where they take your characteristics of the Authority of God and remove it nd insert themselves (Angel) that live for. Long time in your body s your Authority is sold to the angels to extend their authority and you re lot to God that would piss me off how about you!!!!!

@AashishBabu

2y↑1

@Jacobyy V yes. back in the 90s michael was paying 5 million a year to maintain the ranch. in 2022, it’ll def be closer to 10

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@fairlind

3y↑186

I don’t see why some of these properties couldn’t be subdivided into really cool apartments, provided the walls are in good shape.

@RichWeigel

3y↑15

Yeah good idea actually. I was thinking condos. A lot of the larger homes here in Massachusetts are historic and converted into condos. Why let the property go to waste?

@henn1619

3y↑1

Somebody would still have to buy it and the cost to renovate it

@fairlind

@Juliann Henn Of course, the initial investment would be huge. But then they could charge top dollar for the units, because, well who wouldn’t want to live there? Again, provided the building is structurally sound.

@arribaficationwineho32

3y↑1

@fairlind in cities, yes. The isolated Michigan property is too far from any town.

@fairlind

3y↑2

@arribafication wineho Gotta point there.

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@K.J.Ray421

2y↑10

One thing you also forgot to mention with the houses in Detroit and I'm assuming many other places, the land tax goes by the home's appraisal value. And also the taxes still owed. Just because you pay $1 or even $5,000, if the home was last appraised for $50,000, that's what the taxes are. Even the empty lots aren't listed as a bare lot. So taxes are for the house that was on the lot before it burnt down or was demolished. This may only be about back taxes and maybe you can get things re-appraised and changed for a bare lot, that' I'm not sure of. But it's why I couldn't go downstate and buy one in the suburbs for say $3,500 like I was looking at. Also the past owner may not be happy with the new one, never know what can happen...

@Jared-hj7xz

4y↑3.6K

Who else came here thinking they would be owning a mansion for $1.

@garywatson2755

4y↑77

DAMNIT

@jessicovers69420

4y↑63

You got me 😂

@madelenedepietro587

4y↑31

Straight out

@drmurrayhillmd

4y↑68

I would have settled for a video of the actual houses they're talking about. This thing is literally just a stock footage salad randomly thrown together as they talk about other houses.

@MyGio1992

4y↑27

😂😂😂 I was ready like where to send the money.

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@thebestusername5852

4y↑27

That first home, some 200 miles away from civilization on the waters edge would be really good if a zombie apocalypse ever happened. You could have a small village living in the home!

@revboogreenman3910

That property is a small village.

@mikesgirl1988

3y↑267

It's sad that all these places are just sitting empty when they could be turned into shelters to help others

@MJ-my9sg

3y↑4

My thought exactly

@averagejoe9040

3y↑21

Because they would gett utterly destroyed. Homeless people arent known for treating places nicely.

@kimmyball4961

@average joe rules!!

@seesherrill

3y↑4

@average joe Humans destroyed the Earth.. Humans destroy things has nothing to do with homeless lol

@averagejoe9040

3y↑10

@RedJuice when was the last time you saw a homeowner build a fire in his front room?

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@Alex-ik7uv

3y↑20

The $1 house in Hercules, CA has been there since I was a kid. It is just across a park and I used to sneak in there through the bottom.

@xastielmuffinz3047

3y↑23

if that wooden villa 200 miles out from civilization actually priced $1 i'd buy it

@deependrapatel5479

3y↑29

These insane mansions may look like a heaven during day but they can turn into a nightmare during night 😂

@lavapix

4y↑6.4K

Those $1k houses in Detroit also come with crackhouse neighbors. You have to buy the entire block.

@tyrssen1

4y↑438

No shit. I left Detroit because of the "neighborhoods."

@fuckallthat

4y↑33

lavapix 🤣🤣

@lavapix

4y↑114

@Gabrielle Davis 60s, 70,s and early 80s for me. Working most of the time. I grew up in Warren. We visited relatives who lived on Linden near Henry Ford hospital nearly every weekend. I was blown away at what it looked like during a visit back in 2010.
So many burned-out houses on every street. Too many good people trapped in those neighborhoods.

The airport driver assured me he carried as he drove me to the hospital :-)

@jacquelinestephenson323

4y↑19

@Seth Tyrssen Good move. One of the best decisions you could have made.

@jacquelinestephenson323

4y↑60

@Gabrielle Davis Glad you moved to a better neighborhood. You sound like a good son. I've never been to Detroit. Never want to. My sister visited for a conference. Said she thought it was a depressing-looking place and never wanted to go back.

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@ashleyswafford805

4y↑118

@ghostman6943

4y↑8

The way this is written annoys me but in a weird way

@ashleyswafford805

4y↑11

@Private arbiter 141 Sounds like a you problem 🤷🏽‍♀️

@ghostman6943

4y↑5

I agree

@jamiesonreynolds7485

3y↑3

@Ashley Swafford looks like ya need a life

@jamiesonreynolds7485

3y↑2

you still pay for heat from electricity

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@work2gather

3y↑31

Another option for some of the properties is deconstructing for re-use... like Habitat for Humanity and other housing groups. Possibly some houses can be repurposed into a tiny house for new residents. Habitat houses don't have to be built with new materials. People can choose what they want in their new house. Small homes are better than large homes. Solar and other alternative energy sources can be added to the new building.

@chowmarina008

2y↑1

yes excellent idea and you can end up with a pretty nice house when your done. I wonder if there are places like that in Canada?

@stephiis8882

2y↑1

Many of the houses in this vid couldn't be torn down cuz they were under historical protection...which also makes them more annoying to fix up due to all the regulations they come with.

@sensoryzoo8293

3y↑6

If I had the money I would absolutely LOVE the first house

@senecacrouse3233

3y↑10

Those huge houses with hundreds of rooms and bathrooms can easily be turned into luxurious hotels for billionaires instead of trying to sell them as houses. Or if companies were feeling generous (which most arent) could turn them into shelters, orphanages for the overly crowded foster system etc.

@danielleweber9730

2y↑3

Being from Vermont I have learned to heat only the areas of my home that have water pipes that can burst and cause severe property damage, and those areas that are kept at a lower temp are easily heated when they are ready for use or to be lived in.

@rossturner210

4y↑817

This man really said they slashed prices and still said a number that ended in “million dollars”. Like sir, I have 3 dollars

@blakewhelchel7191

3y↑42

Must be nice to have three dollars. I cant even afford to pay attention.

@jimthar17

3y↑15

You can buy three houses in Italy!!

@Chen-qi5yp

3y↑11

3 dollars, take it or leave it

@tiisetsohadebe405

3y↑12

I was so ready to buy a house, we got played😂😂😂

@meerakumar5719

3y↑3

More like: million dollar homes that no one wants for their current asking price which is a helluva lot more than $1

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@secretsblood153

3y↑49

@jimpickens5936

3y↑4

Step five: witness a mysterious murder
Step six: become protagonist in horror movie
Step seven: write a book about your survival

@maazypaaz

3y↑22

50s Mansion can literally be a luxury hotel...

@cgimovieman

2y↑2

I’m originally from Michigan, and another reason that most people don’t want to buy homes in the actual city of Detroit and not the suburbs, are the taxes. Part of the city’s financial plan (at least I’ve heard) since they’ve lost so many residents, is to have higher property taxes to help pay for things in the city. That on top of the cost of fixing up some of the old homes, and the fact that living there it could take a very long time for your neighborhood to be in a better state, and it’s been seriously hard to bring residents in. However, some large businesses have moved in, because the city gives them financial tax BREAKS and incentives to move in. So it’s a mess. Detroit has a lot of potential geographically and otherwise, but it could seriously take 100 years for the entire actual city of Detroit to be beautiful again. Downtown is looking better and better, and I really admire people’s efforts there. But wow would I not have the patience to move there myself.

@cautiouslyoptimistic1962

3y↑4

That log home in Michigan isn't remote enough for me, but it'll work! Supplies aren't that hard to get in today's world and I wouldn't change one thing. Removing the taxidermy would not change the fact the animals perished isn't going to bring them back, and they are beautiful animals, it is a shame that this happened to them, but I'd honor their beauty forever. Plenty of space for sure. I'd do it in a heartbeat. Out dated interior to one is just classic and perfect to someone else. I love the older style!

@simon_krajcovic

3y↑9

I‘m an introvert, these sound like heaven

@catsinq5726

4y↑1K

Hard to imagine why some of these places haven't been purchased by investors to be turned into resorts or high end conference/wedding venues.

@LesbianMuses

4y↑93

Or hotels. Maybe airbnb could branch out. Pfff. Something. Sad they're just sitting there. It could be a huge tourist thing. Spend a week in a mansion with a bunch of other vacationing people.

@occif2023

4y↑54

@Gisele Magnin I thought the same thing about that house in remote Wisconsin, 50 cents house and the Neverland Ranch. Seems their would be upscale interest in all of those homes. The Idea of being 200 miles away from a major city on a Great Lake should appeal to a lot of people.

@danielebrparish4271

4y↑35

Two problems. Property taxes & maintenance costs. The electric bill alone could be $10,000/month. Homeowners insurance would be another bill. Usually people earning a million a month perfer to get an architect and build there own dreams.

@glorykanda8152

4y↑3

True, we now have solar panels and biogas for lighting and heating

@doctorfritznoel

4y↑31

@Daniel Miller I'm sure a good business team could get around these "problems". For example, I worked at the Mayo Clinic and it is this huge center in the middle of nowhere plus it gets really cold but rich people from all over the world come to for care year round. Its been the top hospital in the whole country for years. These mansions could be turned into high end rehab/hospital or something similar with all those rooms and the isolation.

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@kzisnbkosplay3346

3y↑5

My family moved into a house like this in a ghost town in the 70s. Camping on the floor with buckets to catch the rain. A lot of people followed, and now it's a gentrified tourist hotspot.

@user-kj3qw4dt2s

3y↑7

The house at 3:20 honestly sounds like a dream home for YouTubers of content creators lmfaooo

@earthhouseentertainment4024

3y↑3

If I was rich, I would still live the way I do now, with few upgrades. I would save my money for groceries, the things I need, and bills. Simple life.🌳

@MissComedianGamer

3y↑28

Just wanted to pop on to say that Bannerman's Castle does do tours of the island during the nicer months, and it's actually really nice and historical! There's also a nice elderly lady that occasionally does story telling of her time living at the island (She was a young girl at the time before moving off the island)!

@d.v.3314

I’m trying to understand why it’s even on this list in the first place. One of these things is not like the other.

@d.v.3314

(And, I’ve been there, I love it!!)

@dianalindeman1644

The castle was unsafe even when it was Bannerman's home.

@d.v.3314

@Diana Lindeman Oh yeah, absolutely. The fool built it with almost no right angles and decided to store GUNPOWDER in it--after making the floors out of oiled wood from ships. Man, I'm amazed what still stands is even standing at all.
But it's infinitely less safe now.

@youjeanletsallow8464

"HOW COME THE BUYERS AREN'T CIRCLING LIKE SHARKS" 1:28 😂🤣

@dannielchick5918

4y↑798

That first mansion would be a dream to live in during the Covid pandemic

@433care

4y↑5

agreed the 1st one

@mickmcgrath7074

For sure 😁👍

@High_7

4y↑28

You all are too excited. The closest city is 200 miles away. What will you eat and drink? And for how long? In winter you'll be completely cut off. Power outage, heating problem. No neighbours for help in case of emergency.

@horizonsaf69

4y↑1

okay........

@crescentmoonchild4031

4y↑3

High amazon!

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@snowbird1381

3y↑15

That one in Connecticut’s seems fine. Just rent the extra bedrooms out to people you know and tell them to clean up their own mess, so maids don’t feel overwhelmed. Or just turn it into a fancy hotel

@baalsbastards6341

3y↑19

Detroit needs to start either selling just the land and covering the cost of demolition and removal or start paying people the estimated cost of demolition and removal to take over the derelict properties...

@lauraduplooy

3y↑4

I'd take one of the mansions and turn it into a giant foster home facility. Perhaps Neverland Ranch would be a good choice.

@Deb1650

4y↑27

The story about the MJ house isn't completely true ... part of the reason for the difficulty selling it is the property restrictions and the neighbors don't want traffic.

@logan4114

2y↑4

Yeah the guy was just spewing nonsense. His narrative on neverland was rubbish

@inviniciblemichael

@Logan yes the fuck it is was that's is why I came to the comments

@mytinyworld4136

Wow that's amazing.... So beautiful.... Loved it...

@ISHAKABOOM

4y↑755

"Imagine playing hid and seek in this place." Imagine losing your phone!

@gayledimitri5887

4y↑18

ISHAKABOOM I would need like 10 phones! That’s really when you need a landline, 🤣

@mim7568

4y↑5

To heck with phone! Just tranquility.

@hydrolito

4y↑3

I push locator button to find it as long as battery isn't dead.

@justinpaulmercado7512

4y↑9

That's why we have a backup plan
"MOM"

@inzoria7727

4y↑3

It’s called find my phone lol. For the poor that means you left it in the library or McDonald’s. For the rich that means it could be on the other side of your mansion, equivalent to 2 blocks down.

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@chrisgreenwood8675

3y↑39

You do know that you should actually show the house you are talking about instead of just random houses right?

@kevinrussell6530

3y↑2

I'm glad you brought this up, because it bothered me too. I'm thinking, 'Is this the house he's talking about, or was it the last one that was shown?'

@lakesuperiorgirl1752

3y↑80

The house on Lake Superior looks like waves could do some serious damage to the mansion

@cdsmock4512

3y↑8

It has managed to survive for over 100 years so far. There's a reason it was built on a tall, rocky outcrop.

@crayonparfait

3y↑4

The fact that it is a "historic" home means you have numerous hoops to jump through and regulations to abide by. Hence it is open to buyers.

@corygenovese7949

@Censor Me Granot Loma (vid preview pic) is a registered historical site and is owned by one of the world's most successful bonds traders that has always considered himself the caretaker and not the owner. That is why he hasn't sold it. It's not because no one wants it, he just won't sell it to anyone that will be the caretaker and not the owner. If you were legally allowed to remodel and decorate he would have a bid frenzy but you can't and that's the way it should be.

History behind Granot Loma...it was constructed and owned by one of the world's wealthiest bankers, Kaufman, and the first place the blueprints for the empire state building were viewed by a public figure was at Granot Loma on the main dining room table. His name is on the gold emblem in the entrance of the empire state building as a key investor.

@corygenovese7949

@Phoenix-ks8sc

This one strangely reminds me of Michael Corleone's home from Godfather II (I know it isn't the same building, just getting the vibes here)

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@madfish369

...."and a dedicated panic room" LOL!!!!!!!

@carinafancher9450

4y↑30

Someone needs to buy some of these and turn them into destination resorts.

@AprilSixsmith

3y↑2

I hope someone picks up that first log cabin. It’s so perfect!

@MaximeTanti

4y↑1.5K

5:24
"this apartment recently belonged to Gianni Agnelli"
Me: never heard of him
"one time husband to Brigitte Bardot"
Me: don't know who that is
"but he bought it from the legendary fashion designer, Roy Halston Frowick"
Me: never heard of him

@banmadabon

4y↑46

And it's not even true...Gianni Agnelli (Fiat's owner) was never married to Brigitte Bardot...

@arrr619

4y↑10

I thought the same thing!!!

@tammiedemello9954

4y↑10

Does not matter. The apt is beautiful.

@krishnagarg7429

4y↑1

Same

@andremarceau2736

4y↑63

Who in the heck doesn't know who Brigitte Bardot is? That simply won't do.

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@deedavis9120

4y↑11

I would buy Neverland, all that acreage is amazing!!!

@tarpleyk9352

3y↑2

I would buy the first one, no doubt!!
I love snow!!
Shoot, use a fireplace, buy online because of distance to town...perfect.
The simple people can figure things out for pennies, sometimes. ( my opinion)

@greynure6271

3y↑5

I would love to live in the first house, the cabin by the ocean that is 200k miles from people. IF its is real, I want to go there asap!!

@rizi5171

3y↑1

I'm a Wisconsinite. I live a couple hours away from the first mansion. I love old school houses. I love being alone, and I am used to the Midwestern winters. DIBS!

@vincent_hall

3y↑2

$25,000 for a home in rural mountainous, Italy?
Sounds amazing!
Yes, that's renovation costs but it sounds great.

Maybe when I have investment money available.

@cjjenkins6357

4y↑608

Straight up if I ever get famous or rich I’m buying the 50 Cent house and fostering a bunch of kids! A big enough space to give a lot of kids a safe place to live

@kristenmathis5551

4y↑15

Genius 💡

@ACE-jp7uh

4y↑30

The house is perfect its just that the maintainance, electricity and other amenities would get too much. In contrast living for 5 years in this house would require around a million because of those stuff i mentioned earlier

@Big-Government-Is-The-Problem

4y↑20

@BLACK AcE it depends on if it has a smart heating/cooling system where each room can have the temperature set. if thats the case then you could just cool/heat a few of the rooms. that would be sub-optimal though obviously. there is also the option of installing solar and wind power though, but it would take alot and probably would cost a million dollars to install

@ACE-jp7uh

4y↑2

@BIG GOVERNMENT IS THE ISSUE AND NOT THE SOLUTION yeah exactly

@largol33t1

4y↑20

You're going to need at LEAST the following: one cook (and by that, I mean the person does nothing but cook, not even pick up the mail outside), a butler, at least two maids (that's a looooot of rooms to clean) plus one has to live on site several days out of the week and probably someone to do everything logistics related: pick up groceries, buy window cleaner, buy paper towels, soap, toilet paper, etc. And last but not least, since you're adopting a lot of kids, you would need a babysitter or two. All that would cost a fortune in itself. A youtuber who is the captain of a privately owned yacht mentioned this is one reason why yachts costing over $25 million are sometimes sold dirt cheap: the staffing/maintenance was just too much...

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@ryleeevert3125

3y↑4

i’d gladly take that first cabin that is nowhere near anyone 🥰

@quentinmead5236

3y↑3

A few years ago, my whole family pitched in to rent a 10,000 sq ft mansion for thanksgiving weekend a few years ago. I played hide and seek with my nieces nephews and cousins and not only could I not find anyone, we had multiple people seeking and I couldn’t find them either. There was a room with a huge trampoline floor thing, basically a small indoor trampoline park, and I hid in there alone for half an hour before anyone found me. It was awesome!!!

I just found out that house burned down in a forest fire last year.

@bltwell5258

Where?

@quentinmead5236

@Blt Well Heber Utah

@chiraqvlogs

Blessings to your channel!

@h5mind373

4y↑6

Reminded me of the story of the UK singer Ed Sheeran, who spent some time homeless before he hit it big. Once he had his millions, he didn't just but one house, he bought the whole neighbourhood!

@Nat88123

Love the key to this.

@sarahbarnett1658

4y↑1.4K

I feel like some of these homes could be reused for homeless shelters and battered women's/men's shelters.

@theecancerian

4y↑60

That’s what I’d do with the 50cent/ Mike Tyson house.

@hassanwells8274

4y↑15

Unfortunately I doubt it'd ever happen though

@inzoria7727

4y↑81

That’s actually a great idea but rich people would rather have no one live in them forever then allow poor people to enjoy what they don’t want. They forget that they were either born with a silver spoon in there mouth or where they came from. In the end they’ll regret it because first will be last and the last will be first

@Wee162

4y↑58

Maintenance would be so expensive that nonprofits would find it impossible to raise enough $$ to operate. If you have $100 to donate to a homeless shelter, would you give it to an organization that serves 200 homeless people housed in an uber mansion that costs millions a month to operate or to one that serves 50 homeless people but costs $10,000 a month to operate? Which gives you more bang for your buck? Even if you run a government agency - which option would be more acceptable to taxpayers?

@Wee162

4y↑19

Also, because housing for homeless or battered individuals should be just as adequate as housing for the rest of us, the cost of bringing these properties up to acceptable standards would also be a tough sell to nonprofits if there are alternatives that wouldn’t require such outlays of capital. Most of us would rather see our donations going directly to those who need help than to a bunch of contractors doing rehab on dilapidated houses. That’s why donors should always pay attention to a nonprofit’s operating and capital expenditures.

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@vestorflipsters6491

4y↑55

Granot Loma
Narrator: "It spans close to twenty-six hundred square feet".
Screen Text: "26,000 Square Feet"
Me: There's a big difference there.

@williamhaynes7089

4y↑2

"It spans close to twenty-six hundred square feet". ha ha would be a Manhattan, NY luxury apartment and would cost millions... much less a penthouse suite tens of millions

@mrstevenrowe

that really had do that house..is zone off by 2000+- sqf live able and heat space

@mrstevenrowe

last thing you what do is go looking into one these dam properties , You must ,saw on listing that white mansion in NJ ,WELL i looked into that house 5-6 years ago for a Buck ,then i saw you had move it ,,WELL some how that fuking house ended up on my list of places i lived on all my credit report ,I still have hard time remove it and from other online listing on my profile

@mrgreene3290

4y↑1

So many uses for many of these large homes: B&Bs, private schools, resort hotel/spa sites, senior living centers, mental care center, orphan homes, veterans center, homeless center, special needs children centers, home for unwed pregnant women, so many more options and some perhaps with great tax breaks depending on use.

@aliannarodriguez1581

No matter the use, the utility and upkeep costs on these buildings will be extraordinary. Far beyond the budgets of most charities. Private school might bring in enough money to pay for that.

@Chiefsfansince-qb1kt

The houses in Sardinia look tempting. I could see buying one, spending some cash fixing it up a bit, living in it and then buying adjacent houses, doing the same and then sell them as air B & B's. Living in the Mediterranean wouldn't be a bad thing at all. Possibly a nice retirement plan.

@jackiehill6357

4y↑5

Oh, that 1st one is right up my isolating alley. And bone-chilling cold...I love winter and fall so I would love this pad.

@littlerpeep8173

My uncle owns that house and I Guarantee you, the beautiful nature and all the places to adventure... you don’t even notice the cold😂

@borey3304

@littler peep course he does

@NotLonelySheep

2y↑2

I live like 2-3 hours away from the first one, to get to it I'd have to drive an hour up north, and take a boat (I'm assuming it's on a island) and I'd love to live there.

@Mico605

4y↑387

That 50Cent's mansion reeks of "I have too much money and I have no idea what i am doing"

@jessepinto5043

4y↑16

It could be turned into a school

Looking at you prof.X

@lisha3595

4y↑12

Honestly, they could make private resorts with most 9f these houses

@danyalreyaz7503

4y↑18

@Alisha Ram IKR. The same thought came to my mind. 2.9M for that house, take out a loan and start a hotel. Easier said that done but it's a great place to make a hotel.

@viktornikolayevich5933

4y↑9

@Danyal Reyaz the problem is, there's no "something" near that mansion
Usually a expensive hotel is located near beach or Beautiful mountain or something

@Eargesplitten-Loudenboomer

4y↑5

Yea, that kind of explains why Mike Tyson owned it.

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@landonmiles97

4y↑6

That $1 Italian house isn’t actually that bad. Twenty-five thousand dollars to remodel a mansion? As someone who owns rental properties, that isn’t too bad.

@ravenesqueone3033

4y↑1

Landon Miles - That’s not the actual costs though in the end,

@dicerosautismambient4894

4y↑1

5:38 That apartment looks great. I like the interior.

@blueharley84

2y↑1

I'd move into that log cabin on lake Michigan in a heartbeat 💓

@rsuriyop

3y↑1

Detroit, with all it's abandoned homes and building left to rot and wither away, looks like an absolute goldmine for urban explorers. I wish I could go there just for that alone.

@stevebarnes4805

Just make sure you are armed... it's a dangerous urban jungle

@phillwalker3515

Great video!! 👍🏾

@designsonyouinparis

3y↑2

Easy question to answer! Halston, home! Love it just the way it is!

@yagruumbagaarn

3y↑5

The 50 cent house would be perfect for an intentional commune. If each person got one bedroom, that would only be $60k per person.

@imtheonehero9305

3y↑1

Introverts: hold my social skills.

@thetrax3482

This is why location is so important in real estate. Buying land or property near an area where development and urbanisation is likely to take place is an excellent investment to make for precisely this reason.

@jazzmynehardy6926

Natural Architecture is my dream career. I'm Already Sold On That First Mansion 😍

@Capernicus19

3y↑157

7:02 why does the panic room look like it belongs in a horror movie.

@diariesedits4257

3y↑4

because it is- it's literally a movie

@phoeberichmond9951

3y↑10

Welcome to the panic room where all your darkest fears are gonna come for you come for you

@angeliapittman4776

I'd love that home panic awesome, you'd be safe in case of brake in

@lonelysatoshi2482

3y↑1

Because I think that's the idea, make a real life horror movie room, I guess

@indiepunkftw

3y↑4

10:26 , I grew up in a house exactly like that on Detroit's east side. I had to do a double-take to make sure it wasn't the same house but the stairs were on the opposite side lol.

@awtawt2087

I have noticed on some YouTube videos things are mirror images with lettering for instance back to front, I wonder if this may be the case with the property in question ??

@bobbobby1266

4y↑4

Mans said “mansions you cant pay up to live in”. Id move in the first one he showed in a heart beat lol

@bethanyhanna9464

2y↑2

There was a registered historical house around where I live. It was located where the new County Jail now stands. They sold it for just 1¢, but whoever bought it had to pay nearly $1M to move it. And it was much larger than most land plots anywhere near the area. 🤦‍♀️ I have no idea where it went to, but the other restriction was that it stay somewhere in the same County. 🤔

@JacquelineMcIntoshNo1

3y↑5

MJ's Neverland Ranch sold for 22M in December of 2020. I'd have bought it if I had the funds.

@sudilos1172

Great quality video

@facedup632

4y↑167

7:02 that panic room look like it will make you panic even more

@shdbbdnd

4y↑30

it looks so creepy.....my first thought was that it looks like a gas chamber of a nazi concentration camp......

@saphadill7069

4y↑1

Hardcore LOL

@FluffyMuffs

4y↑7

hence the "panic" room hahaha i thought it looked like a slaughter house

@spartan300zx

4y↑2

Straight out of silent hill lol

@cesaravila5038

@spartan300zx LOL EXACTLY, FOR SURE

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@CreekyGuy

3y↑54

@bcfriardoyle7697

3y↑9

That’s right! Pride of ownership is the key

@forzajuve4845

3y↑1

It’s also a mindset..you need support to be motivated to keep up the house .and physically be able ..many people get older and just can’t keep up with the house anymore

@KatIsaTeddyBear

2y↑1

There’s a lot that factors into this as well like the fact that they’re impoverished which means less ability to take care of the low income apartment they’re living in. The low income apartment run by people scraping by as well that typically don’t take care of their tenants. My friend lives in one with black mold but management won’t do anything. It’s not that people get “free money”- because most are working multiple jobs anyways. I’ve also seen people own homes and then hoard, never upkeep and their home falls apart with mice and bugs inside. Yuck. This is nuanced.