Where is the Kitchen?

Good morning Scott. In the good, better best game you win. It is always about working with the right agent.

Lovely home! :-)

I always wonder what the story was with the previous home owners when I see something like this. 

I have never seen anything like that in my life.... all 73 years of it.... did you stage that??? how the hell can you find all that crap??? 

Oh my gosh, seriously? Who would leave a home like this?  I'm with Barbara - it's incredulous. 

Unfortunately Scott, we have seen property left in this condition too. Our investors usually jump at these!

I am finding out  in Europe, sometimes homes are sold without a kitchen, as owners often, remove cabinets and re-use them in their new home. But it usually doesn't look like this with all the belongings strewn across the floor.

Hi Scott- beauty may be in the eye of the beholder but their beauty is not what mine would be. 

One persons trash dump is another womans dream home after it's finished and brought back up to speed! I've seen dumps like this over the years and its spells - opportunity.

Oh wow . . . yeah been there. Did I tell you about the one where the living area was over the (big amazing) garage with a balcony, handyman called me 6AM arriving to do some work and startled people there who scattered like rats.

Told him call Sheriff I'll be there. Met Sheriff there and damned if whoever they were (suspect former owners) didn't ATTEMPT to 'liberate' the ENTIRE KITCHEN ISLAND. They had it pulled out of the floor, and were gonna try to lower it over the balcony to the ground floor.

It sucked having to clean up after fingerprint powder! But it sold fast. Even with the island returned but not secured! LOL

That photo reminds me of a listing I visited shortly after the 2008 financial meltdown.  The foreclosed property had as its previous homeowner someone who had completely redone the kitchen.  When they left they took all the appliances, and cabinets with them!

Hi Scott:

Well, the seller of this property has hired the right listing agent to get a sale done. I haven't seen something like this since probably 2007 or 2008, and I don;t actually recall a completely cabinet-less, appliance-less kitchen. What a great blank slate for the right buyer once all that stuff is gone.

Jeff

Hello Scott - this kitchen and home may not be pleasing to ALL buyers but any home for sale just needs ONE.  It appears this bank-owned home is an opportunity for the prospective buyer who understands hard work, vision and time can make this dream become a reality.  

Hi Scott,
Usually lots of buyers anxious to get a hold of a property like that to renovate. 

I purchased a foreclosure that had a beautiful kitchen. When we got possession, after the eviction, the kitchen cabinets and appliances were gone.