A woman bought her grandmother's "hoarder home" for $20k to "keep it in the family" - and spent eight months transforming it to raise her children there.
Brandy Hagewood, 31, purchased her grandmother Marian's three-bedroom home in Angola, Indiana, US, in December 2022 after she went into a care home.
In Indiana, when a state resident goes into a care home their home is taken over by the state and sold when they pass away.
Brandy grew up in the home and wanted the property to stay in the family so she bought it off the state for just $20k.
Towards the end of her grandma's life, Brandy says her she started hoarding but she wasn't prepared for how many items were stashed in the house - including gifts, newspapers, antiques and old mementoes.
Brandy has spent eight months clearing out the property - getting rid of hundreds of trash bags full of furniture, newspapers, clothes and old gifts but still has a way to go before they move in.
Brandy Hagewood, 31, purchased her grandmother Marian's three-bedroom home in Angola, Indiana, US, in December 2022 after she went into a care home.
In Indiana, when a state resident goes into a care home their home is taken over by the state and sold when they pass away.
Brandy grew up in the home and wanted the property to stay in the family so she bought it off the state for just $20k.
Towards the end of her grandma's life, Brandy says her she started hoarding but she wasn't prepared for how many items were stashed in the house - including gifts, newspapers, antiques and old mementoes.
Brandy has spent eight months clearing out the property - getting rid of hundreds of trash bags full of furniture, newspapers, clothes and old gifts but still has a way to go before they move in.
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