#InterestingWorldofRealEstate: Today's photo was taken a few years back, i recently came across it while scanning through some old pictures in Google Photos. This was a bank owned home. I'm standing in a loft area looking down on the living room. That is the angled/vaulted ceiling, just completely destroyed. The entire house was like this: all the appliances missing, holes in walls, doors broken, you name. The sad thing is that this was a pretty common site at the height of the foreclosure peak in Sacramento. For a few years, nearly half of the homes i went inside had similar damage (typically not as bad but still damage none the less). I decided to post as shock to some people that maybe never saw this kind of stuff and also a reminder of unfortunately how bad things were for the economy/real estate/american family at that time. #SacramentoRealEstate #IthinkWeMightHaveAleak #PutSomeDuctTapeOnIt
Thursday, January 14, 2016
Interesting World of Sacramento Real Estate - 1/14/2016
Since i became a full time Sacramento Real Estate agent, i have seen and heard many strange/funny/odd/weird/interesting things. A lot of times i get to see things many people would not in their job since i am inside of so many homes and interacting with some many different people from all walks of life. Here's a quick look at my latest interesting "thing."
#InterestingWorldofRealEstate: Today's photo was taken a few years back, i recently came across it while scanning through some old pictures in Google Photos. This was a bank owned home. I'm standing in a loft area looking down on the living room. That is the angled/vaulted ceiling, just completely destroyed. The entire house was like this: all the appliances missing, holes in walls, doors broken, you name. The sad thing is that this was a pretty common site at the height of the foreclosure peak in Sacramento. For a few years, nearly half of the homes i went inside had similar damage (typically not as bad but still damage none the less). I decided to post as shock to some people that maybe never saw this kind of stuff and also a reminder of unfortunately how bad things were for the economy/real estate/american family at that time. #SacramentoRealEstate #IthinkWeMightHaveAleak #PutSomeDuctTapeOnIt
#InterestingWorldofRealEstate: Today's photo was taken a few years back, i recently came across it while scanning through some old pictures in Google Photos. This was a bank owned home. I'm standing in a loft area looking down on the living room. That is the angled/vaulted ceiling, just completely destroyed. The entire house was like this: all the appliances missing, holes in walls, doors broken, you name. The sad thing is that this was a pretty common site at the height of the foreclosure peak in Sacramento. For a few years, nearly half of the homes i went inside had similar damage (typically not as bad but still damage none the less). I decided to post as shock to some people that maybe never saw this kind of stuff and also a reminder of unfortunately how bad things were for the economy/real estate/american family at that time. #SacramentoRealEstate #IthinkWeMightHaveAleak #PutSomeDuctTapeOnIt
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