She has a lot of garbage and a lot of money. An eccentric Brooklyn woman who drives a graffiti-covered old and dirty car is not only a “collector” of all trash, she is also the owner of a $ 8 million home. What caused this passion for garbage collection, let's try to figure it out.
Sloppy millionaire
The 1993 Toyota Camry, filled with a pile of garbage, has for many years been a thorn in the eyes of many residents of Prospect Heights. The owner is Lisa Fiekowski, and few of her neighbors guessed that she was the owner of at least three more real estate properties in Harlem.
Her uninhabitable investment property is filled with all kinds of trash. Even in the dirty “clunker” you can see a bunch of strange bags, and Lisa’s house contains various old rugs, a broken microwave, fragments of toys and umbrellas and other rubbish. Surprisingly, the estimated value of real estate, which the woman turned into a pile of garbage, is more than $ 4 million.
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Master collecting tins
Lisa is from a wealthy family - her father is one of the high-class economists, her mother traveled a lot, collecting orders for the Ministry of Labor. Fiekowski followed in the footsteps of her parents, received a master's degree in business administration from the University of Chicago, then worked as a marketing analyst, and later as a stockbroker. Then she moved to New York, buying a one-room apartment for $ 22, 000. Her husband, whose annual income was $ 180, 000, was buying real estate in Harlem.
Today, a woman is collecting tin cans. Earnings are $ 20-30 in a few hours.
