You get what you pay for

The seller was offering the house for a shockingly low price.

I asked him what the catch was, and she explained that the previous renter had been a hoarder, and the locale was still filled with several tons of junk that had been collected over a series of years. It was worth him selling the locale for a song, just so she didn’t have to scrub everything up – that’s how nasty it was inside. I took a look around, however thought that for the cheap price I was getting I could handle the physical labor of cleaning it out. At that point I did not know about the dead animal cottaged in the air ducts, but I would find out soon enough. After I unloaded the house itself, I had to dig a little deeper and get into the attic, the basement, and the air duct. I checked the temperature control, and tested it out by trying the heating and then the ! Both systems engaged, however no air came out of any of the air vents. I disconnectd the grating from the air vents and saw that the ducts beyond were stuffed full of trash and expired food! Once I started to empty the air ducts, I came across the first of several dead animals, which had been lured in by the spoiled food. Some of these rodent and squirrel carcasses were two years old, and totally desiccated, like little animal mummies hidden inside the air duct. If I had it to do over again, I would skip buying this house, even at such a low cost, and invest the money into our house Heating and A/C system.

 

 

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