robert benson

I'm surprised that this program even has an audience based on the fact that many homes on the program are repossessions, but you never see any mentions of the home history, which I think they should do based on them showing and talking about the home's future. These are easily identified when you can see previous owners/occupiers' possessions in the homes. This to me is akin to watching the bailiff's programs which has normally been the step in the home before selling by auction. Of course, a program like this has a following but I sometimes wonder why the presenters act surprised when they find possessions left in the house, sometimes classed as clutter by them.