 was excited to show off his new purchase. 'I bought an abandoned trailer," he said in his post , as he gave viewers a tour. It had clearly seen better days, but there was a lot of potential. And the location was unbeatable. 'A few buddies and I bought 3.72 acres near Yellowstone National Park," he said. The property was part of the bundle: 'Luckily this old trailer home was included.' The flooring was very dated, with wall-to-wall linoleum. Some furniture remained, including sofas and tables and chairs. In other rooms, piles of belongings of the previous occupants took up space. But he was in for an unwelcome sight in the bathroom, and it had nothing to do with the avocado-colored bathroom suite. A packet of toilet tissue had been decimated by rodents, perfect nest-building material: 'Mice bite marks," he said casually. Outside, he opened an old freezer with trepidation: 'I was sure a human head would be in the freezer.' But he was left with a dilemma over the future of the trailer: 'Fix it up or junk it? Commenters were clear about what he should do, and they were on either end of the spectrum. 'Not even close to the worst I've seen. As long as there's no structural damage you should try to fix it up," said one. 'You should be able to rent them for a ludicrous income. Especially if they're close to Yellowstone," said another. This person thought he should: 'Start over.' But this guy thought otherwise: 'Absolutely fix i){kind=link}
A PROFESSIONAL man has branched out and bought an abandoned trailer in one of America’s most iconic national parks.
But it wasn’t all a bed of roses, because he made a gross discovery in the bathroom.
It had the effect of making him question if the trailer was worth doing up after all.
Nonetheless, Brantley Brooks (@beebeecards) was excited to show off his new purchase.
“I bought an abandoned trailer,” he said in his post, as he gave viewers a tour.