What are some 'home study horror stories'?

Sure. One typical horror story is when your computer crashes right in the middle of writing a long and important paper. All your unsaved work is gone, and you have to start all over again. It's a nightmare especially when you're short on time.

One horror story could be that the HOA reserve study underestimated the cost of major repairs. For example, they projected the cost of roof replacement for all the community buildings at a much lower amount. When the time came for the actual replacement, they found out that the cost had doubled due to rising material and labor costs. This left the HOA with a huge financial shortfall and had to levy special assessments on homeowners.

One 'home school horror story' could be a child being isolated for long periods without proper social interaction. They might struggle to develop communication skills and feel lonely. Another could be when the teaching materials are severely out - of - date or inaccurate, leading to a poor education. And there are cases where parents, who are the homeschooling teachers, are overly strict or lack teaching skills, causing stress and a negative learning environment for the child.

In another instance, a smart door lock failed. A family member was locked out of the house in the middle of the night. They had to call a locksmith, but it took a long time for the locksmith to arrive. Meanwhile, they were left standing outside in the cold and dark, feeling very vulnerable and scared.

There was a case where during a home showing, the realtor accidentally opened a closet door and a huge rat scurried out. Everyone was terrified and the potential buyers ran out of the house immediately. It completely ruined the chance of selling the home at that time. Also, there have been instances where the power suddenly went out during a showing in an old house. It was pitch - black and the buyers were spooked. They thought it was a bad omen and didn't consider the house further.

One horror story could be a woman who tried to self - induce an abortion using unregulated and dangerous substances she found online. She ended up with severe internal bleeding and almost died before getting emergency medical help. Another is a case where a woman in a place where abortion was illegal tried at home with primitive methods, which led to a serious infection that affected her long - term fertility.

Some new home horror stories include the following. Imagine you move into a new home, excited to start fresh. But then you notice that the foundation is cracking. This not only looks bad but can also be a sign of a very serious and expensive problem. There could also be issues with the heating or cooling system. You find out in the middle of winter that the heater doesn't work properly and it's freezing inside. And in some cases, people have discovered that the property has some sort of legal dispute attached to it, which can be a real nightmare as it may lead to potential loss of the home.

One horror story is about a funeral home where the staff heard strange noises at night. They thought it was just the old building settling, but then they found a coffin had been moved slightly. Turns out, there was a malfunction in the pulley system used to move coffins around, and it made the spooky noises and moved the coffin accidentally.

One horror nursing home story is about neglect. Elderly patients were left without proper meals for days. Their rooms were dirty and smelled bad. The staff was too lazy to clean or feed them regularly.

One horror story could be about neglect. In some retirement homes, the staff might be overworked and not be able to give proper care to the residents. For example, an elderly person with diabetes might not get their insulin on time, leading to serious health problems. Another story could be about abuse. There have been cases where residents were verbally or physically abused by the staff. It's really sad and unacceptable. And then there are financial horror stories. Some retirement homes might overcharge residents or mismanage their funds, leaving the elderly in a difficult situation financially.