/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>1514245
Not the craziest, but I think the dumbest one I've personally run into was the person who got the place under contract, then cut out the water heater. Was one of those ultra high end on demand systems. Nice unit, but it was part of the house.

Thing is... he didn't shut the water off when he did that. 3/4 inch pipe. Basement was filled 5 feet deep with water, and he had city water to boot. Besides the building being condemned for mold, he racked up at least 10-15 thousand on his water bill, and shorted out a transformer knocking out power to a dozen buildings on his street, meaning several utility companies, not just water, were more than a little pissed off.

Yeah...Noped the fuck out of that one.

Almost snagged the property a year later at a tax auction, but they weren't letting anyone properly look at it, and I'll be fucked if I buy a property for the money it went for when there's a good chance the foundation has been washed out.

>>905410