Flaws Exposed: Enes Yilmazer Mansion Tour With a BIG DECK

Another great video Arvin. Keep the excellent job!!!! You have changed completely the game with honest analysis.

You've changed the way i used to view these mansions. Finally an honest realtor with no BS :). Waiting for 1108 wallace ridge drive

As soon as this house debuted with that massive price tag I laughed for about 5 minutes because developers have absolutely lost their minds. Their delusions are endless! 😂

As a mother, I cringed and gasped. I imagined our sly cat using the volleyball court as a litter box, then my unsuspecting 3 year old playing in it. I then imagined my kid’s eyes filled with sand when a gust of wind came up. I also pictured my kid and my grandma tripping, and falling into a water feature. Then I pictured my older children jumping for a ball, and landing in the canyon below. Lastly, I imagined my grandma getting lost in the basement, and never being seen again. And on and on. There’s probably a million ways for family members to die in this house.

I can’t imagine attempting to throw a party when the opposite side of your street is “No Parking” 24/7, and you have limited guest parking on your property. I don’t consider it luxury to have your house ringed by parked cars that are parked five feet away from your home (while all of your neighbors across the street enjoy no parking in front of their homes). There’s another unsold house, built for entertaining, near the end of north Blue Jay Way that has an even worse parking problem, and only a two car garage. Thanks for another great video.

Love how I’m 3 minutes in and you’re already spilling facts. That lots size/configuration is terrible for the price! Keep exposing the greed!!! 🔥

My favourite part of ultra-luxury properties is where the chef's kitchen has the same design as the main kitchen that everyone's going to see. A professional chef is gonna roll their eyes as soon as they walk in; what they need is functionality, functionality and functionality.

I recently discovered your channel and I'm going to say I love everything you do, your honest opinion really helps me to think twice because I am about to build my first dream home and I am getting a lot of inspiration by watching your videos

The one thing that threw me off when I drove by the property was the massive power lines surrounding the property! YUCK!

Being honest about the downsides of these properties but still giving kudos to enes for the presentation style and cinematography gets my subscribe. It’s so easy for reaction content to just hate on anything but balanced views like these will keep me coming back. Also I agree the use of space in this house looks very weird.

if I am not mistaken, i should be among the first 20 or 30 subscriber to the channel, when Arvin just started out with making videos where he scores recent listings in the affluent zip code areas. Even commented a few times to spot spelling errors on video titles. Makes me so happy and proud to see how much the channel and views have grown. Man really knows his stuff and consistency does pay.

There are so many practical problems with this house. As pointed out, it was not designed with privacy or a family in mind. This was made for an exhibitionist bachelor. The "driveway" is ridiculous. Any driveway in a suburban subdivision is more practical. Even if the owner has a driver to worry about details, it will be a pain for the owner who has to wait for the car to get turned around. While a bachelor may not use that tiny kitchen, it is difficult to use it to entertain. The butler's pantry should have been a full chef kitchen. With no stove, no oven, and no microwave, all the butler's pantry is just a temporary food storage room of chafing dishes. The lack of other kitchens means most areas of the house is a long walk for food. For example, the downstairs entertainment area does not even have a microwave to make popcorn for movies. The bar downstairs could have easily been a tiny kitchen instead. A volleyball court overlooking a steep hill with low walls. That's just stupid. Even with 10 spare volleyballs, a game will last 5 minutes. For the price, it should have higher walls.

I forgot to mention that I played volleyball for decades. I would never allow anyone to play on that court. When they say they want to play a game to sudden death, they really mean it. Also, those balls aren't cheap, $40 each at least. Any normal game, you can expect to lose at least ten of them over that side. If the developer thought this court placement was a good idea, you can imagine how poorly thought out they made other decisions elsewhere.

It's the Arvin and Enes Show! Love, love. love it!👍👍

This is now my favourite real estate channel. I love Arvid's experience and knowledge about these properties. It is just much more interesting to watch a critique and I must say, a very fair one at that. These longer videos are very fascinating.

Love the long format of this video

The chicken farm joke was hilarious 😂

This is one of those first-impression properties that gives you a wow, followed by a crescendo of red flags and warnings going off in your head. Arvin, nice work on bridging the gap on feeling something isn't right, to appling a quantitative yardstick to see why.

I've been watching many of your past videos - are there any properties that you feel have gotten everything right and have a video on? Im very interested in seeing a representation of a mansion or luxury property done the right way! Thanks for putting out so much content!

Definitely my favorite real estate channel! Happy to see you finally getting some traction. I am EAGERLY waiting for you to critique a JP Mansion Tours video (Pure comedy/cringe). Thoughts on Ochos Manos in Brentwood?