My wife and I inherited a piece of dwelling from her aunt, then no one was living in the dwelling for a while and it was run down and deteriorating and condition.
My wife’s aunt was in a nursing home for 5 years! During that time, no one went to the loft to keep up with the yard work or indoor chores.
When my wife and I inherited the property, we drove up the coast to check out the arena for the first time in 10 years or more. My wife had not been to the dwelling since she was a little girl. We took a corporation with us so we could get an idea of the repairs that needed to be made. We really didn’t know if we were going to keep the loft for ourselves or fix it up and sell it. Finding out what repairs needed to be made was our first step in making the decision. We started off on the front porch and moved our way from the front to the back of the house. The corporation was certainly slow and meticulous, he checked every single part of the house, foundation, and the roof. The corporation found a big nest of honey bees buzzing under the back porch. The honey bees made a nest in the outdated boards that were sitting under the porch. The corporation told my wife and I that he has never seen so many honey bees in one arena and I would agree. We had to contact a bee relocation service to get rid of them.