I bet there are a lot of people in Joplin, Missour after the storm still milking the system and getting away with it ever day.Joe Gore

Bets of luck!

Ask specific questions, this is your property and you have a right to know what is going on.If he still does not respond, then I think you have to at least call an attorney and make sure that you are proceeding legally (for your state).I would bet @Nathan Gesner would have some ideas on this.....Good luck!

Nothing really changed $0 vs $1 I bet listings still for most part offer co-op and if not lenders would cover it, etc.

But I put the odds at 10000 to 1.

I really see Columbus Ohio as an extremely safe bet for the next 10-20 years.

If you own older or sub-standard properties, the odds of this happening are exponentially higher.

Oddly enough, I actually made an offer 48 hours after the property hit the market and the best I can gather from their agent is that since they own the property outright, they feel that by offering bond for deed they can get their full asking price.

Oddly enough, one of the biggest draws to the areas is CrossFit Mayhem, where Rich Froning is located.

Likewise with anything listed publicly -- if it's an amazing deal, you can bet someone else has recognized that as well, and it will be bid up to the point where it's no longer an amazing deal.That said, if you find the deal yourself and nobody else knows about it, it's quite possible that it could be an amazing deal!