Ugly House Photos

Did they film Sanford & Sons TV show here?  These are photos from 2012.

When the house was purchased in June 2006, the yard was empty.

She paid $161,000 for this house.

Big yard.  Perfect for hoarding.

Wow.  That’s a lot of stuff.

The house was going to foreclosure auction in late June 2012, but someone bought it as a short sale in May 2012 for $25,000.

Another bedroom.

The kitchen.

The dining area.

The living room.

Fill ‘er up.

Sad.

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Fred & Wilma Flintstone live in Phoenix.  Here’s their back patio.

That’s what you get when you mix peyote and stucco.  Dino ran away; he was too embarrassed to live here.

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Messy Wickenburg, Arizona home.  Not quite ready to show to buyers.  Let’s clean it up/out first.

Doesn’t get any better in the dining area.

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Talk about terrible curb appeal!  Thanks to Google Street Maps, buyers can check out neighborhoods before visiting houses.

Would you want to live on this block?  Here’s the direct Google Street Map link.

The address is 6436 S. Oakley, Chicago, IL 60636 if you want to start Google Street Map from the beginning and confirm this:  http://maps.google.com/maps.  Pan a little to the left to see this view.

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Looks like a yard sale going on back here instead of an inviting patio.  Rusty milk jug, bird cage, a million chairs, and phone/utility poles used as patio posts.

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Actual house for sale in Maricopa, Arizona.  No lie.

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How much junk can you pile up in a back yard?  And check out the trampoline frame on the patio roof!

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Why would a picture like this be used on the Internet to promote a seller’s back yard?  What does it show to entice a buyer to see the house?

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Watch out for alligators in this dirty pool.  There’s also the blue paint on the columns, the fallen down fence, the weeds, and the mattress and junk on the patio.

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Now here’s a back yard that’s sure to impress buyers.  Dried out weeds, no grass, ugly outdated satellite dish, untrimmed palm trees, rusty storage shed, and no shade.

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