My favorites are the armless mannequin I met in the dark cellar and the room full of severed heads (OK, they were animal heads, and they were stuffed, but it was still freaky AF)FYI if there are known material defects with a property (foundation, etc) then brokers/sellers  in CO are required by law to disclose.

I have a house with one and I just stuffed some insulation up the chimney and told the tenant it doesn't work and to not use it.

I need to do my research and negotiate a good price for them.I am looking for investors who would like to buy these properties and future properties at a wholesale price.I am also looking to be someone's apprentice.I can exchange my time for your knowledge and advice.I can help with anything you need or don't want to pay for such as administrative work (stuffing envelopes, online research, driving around for dollars, posting signs) etc.I don't have a problem doing grunt work if it means I'm helping someone get things done and make money while I'm learning something that will help me make money as well for myself in the future.I am very appreciative for everyone on this site and what you all have offered me in terms of information and ideas.

In your area 2x4's would be worth more mostly because more insulation can be stuffed in there.

The house would probably be considered a hoarder house because it was stuffed full of things everywhere.  

@David Elefant You are right, it's unnecessary to send out postcards stuffed into an envelope. 

I don't like the big banks a bit, but I do understand the worthless paper they wrote was stuffed into Fannie & Freddie, so heads we lose, tails they win, and your grand kids will be footing the bill for my capital gain.

The house's yard is overgrown and when I went to put a letter in her mailbox, it was stuffed with old mail and newspapers.

It provides security but it limits opportunity. 2/3 equity in a house is a little like stuffing money in a mattress.

We still had 5 months on our construction loan and we collected rent for 5 months and stuffed it into our pockets.