At some point, the attorney will either find you, or the trail will run dry.

@Mark Ferguson Since I live and work in the Tri-Town area I consistently look for cheaper properties in the area and I can say they have been drying up in the past two years.

I've found that some of the glue gels sold (vistaprint) have too much gel and envelopes stick together if you don't let it dry.

Price will depend on many factors that I don't know( rot, custom sizes, etc...)

In my case I usually make it known it's me a single end buyer and it's cash.I do understanding the annoyance of having people visit every unit to kick tires.However, if the inspection - and here I don't even mean the actual structural mechanical inspection, I mean taking a look, an initial 10 minute look inside is not offered, and I have to basically make an offer blind, how would you calculate the offer number without having any clue whether it's gold plated inside or all rotted out?

If it start to dry inbetween spray it with some water to keep it moist, it help with the process.

The air temperature and surface can't be below 50 degrees otherwise it won't dry.

In my area, good deals with banks has dried up.

Oh yeah the kids took toothpaste in their bedroom and wrote across the walls everywhere and it dried up hard.

If it's drywall use a quick drying material like Durabond.