I inherited Point Pine Oaks from my grandfather after my father wanted nothing to do with it.

I, on the other hand, was broke in a needed place to stay in a job, and well, my beggars

can't be choosers.

So that's the answer to the question that I get asked any time that I'm out and about

on the streets of our town.

How on earth did you get stuck with that place?

Everyone could see what Point Pine Oaks is, which is an apartment building that is six

stories tall with 12 apartments on each floor.

The outside of the building looks pretty normal, just a brick building at the end of

rare road, which is a cul-de-sac that contains no other buildings on the street except for

Point Pine Oaks.

My grandfather bought the building in late 2013.

It's been abandoned for over three decades, and the town was eager for someone to buy

it.

It became his passion project, and he fixed it up in July of 2014, and the building soon

became the biggest apartment building in all of Point Pine.

Any resident of Point Pine knows that the Oaks are anything but normal, however, for starters

no one ever decides to move in.

People want an apartment, but had to go all the way to the opposite side of town with the

apartment complexes, so people don't move into the Oaks.

They just kind of appear.

Every 13th of the month, a new apartment appears until each floor has 12 of them, and then

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