Pay $400k for a house made outta straw and cardboard, brehs

[Orange cream shake]

I just seen a video on tiktok earlier about how cheap these new homes are being built.

Or….




















She was walking through the attic. I’ve seen this happen in old homes. has nothing to do with new builds.

 

[feelosofer]

A lot of attics are not built to hold a lot of heavy items to say nothing of people but also today's houses are def way more flimsy than houses built in the last century.

 

[maxamusa]

damn....how unlucky to have landed on the stairs



gotta watch your step

 

[Meowth tote da Uzi]

I can tell these new homes cheap by how fast they being built. These mfs will get a whole subdivision up in 6 months flat.

 

[BEN23]

sounds like who ever started this thread never lived in a house and does not know if you have a unfinished attic you can go thru sheet rock if you step on it

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Happened to me while doing an estimate to clean a attic when I first started my business

Fell through and left a big hole in the guy's ceiling with hella dust and debris in his living room. Then I had to tell him we wouldn't be able to do it. He was cool about it though. We got a plastic tarp to cover the hole, cleaned up the mess and got up outta there.

I inspect houses for energy efficiency and in my almost 20 years in this occupation, I've put my foot straight through a ceiling one time after slipping off a beam. Since then, I keep a piece of 4" thick x 48" long plywood as a standard part of my kit on my truck.​

 

[Elim Garak]

That's some sitcom shyt.

 

[klientel]

OP been in apartments all his life....he dont know any better