Nichole Briscoe walks through a rural property filled with farm equipment, knives, and memorabilia. They discuss clearing the site with a dumpster and explain the legal steps needed to acquire the home, including obtaining a title and letters of testamentary.
Yeah, it's still locked up. I checked to see if he, uh—
I had a mobile home when Jeff bought this one in '89.
These shoes, are these shoes custom like this? Can I get them like that?
Uh, takes a while.
You see all these knives?
Yeah, he said out here was an odd little man.
Jump up in there. We rolling. You supposed to go.
Make sure it's clean for you, girl. Let's roll. What's in the fields? I used to do hay. Oh, I had horses years ago. Second, I'm a tractor and all in, in the fields.
Oh, look at this! Inside peanut butter, outside jelly. Ain't it slick?
That was me up in the barn. That's you? That's me.
1973. Yep, get a dumpster to clean it out. We'll move that stuff. Yeah, the home— you give us the home for free, and we got to just get the title with the letters of testamentary.
Sound good? Yeah.
