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Updated almost 12 years ago, 01/01/2013
Buying from a defunct corporation?
No matter how much I google I can't find info on this.
So 6 months ago I bought tax delinquent land from an auction. It was owned by a defunct contracting company which ceased to exist in 1990. At that time, the land was worthless, now it is a bit more valuable.
There is land next to it that I also wish to purchase, it is also owned by the contracting company.
I know how to push this land to auction but I feel I would get a better price/easier time buying from the owners instead.
I know where to find the old president of the company.
Is it a good idea/possible to try to purchase the land from him or should I just have it pushed to auction where I know others will bid against me?