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Do you really? Have you ever had the pleasure of trying to sell the house of a recently deceased relative? More often than not they are absolutely filled to the
by tsss 7y ago
Do you really? Have you ever had the pleasure of trying to sell the house of a recently deceased relative? More often than not they are absolutely filled to the brim with literally tons of useless junk. Entire rooms, garages or even floors that nobody has set foot in for years which only serve to store things that were bought and never used.
It seems that once you reach a certain age, a house is primarily for storing all the clutter that accumulated in a lifetime, not for living.
- ASalazarMX 7y agoSeniors should plan ahead and build a warehouse next to their house.