Nathan Payne bought a house as-is from a seller named Donald who left his belongings behind. Nathan grabbed shovels, rakes, zip ties, and tools despite his wife's warning, a decision he now regrets as he learned the ethical boundaries of what you actually own in an as-is deal.
Yeah, which I've learned. And this makes me just think about Donald because this is not something I do now, but when I was new, I thought it was so cool because like you, when you buy a house as is, they leave like all their stuff, right? So I was like, Donald, are you going to be leaving? Like, are you planning on leaving a lot of stuff? He's like, yeah, you can have it all. So I remember like after we bought it, like I went in there and my wife's like, don't take anything. And I was like, nah, he's got some stuff. Like I went in there and just started grabbing stuff because it was ours, right? Like we, we wholesale it. So I grabbed like shovels and rakes and just like zip ties and random stuff.
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