I watched a Maury segment online last night -- after she proved he was the baby daddy, the guy took a $100 bill out of his pocket and knelt on it to propose to his girlfriend with a (maybe diamond?)

I'm sure there will be a method"A diverging diamond interchange is pretty slick.

Unless you forgot to mention there is big value add or an active diamond mine in the backyard move on.

I downloaded Bob Diamonds Course on Overages and understand the process about getting the claimant to sign a contingency agreement, but i have a possible claim in a county in Georgia that will require an attorney to file the claim.

I have come across two “Diamonds in the rough” with “Danger” notices on both and I’m not sure which direction to take on how to acquire these properties?

By giving up completely on hot markets you are possibly missing out on the a diamond in the rough, a deal that fell through, a deal that just falls out of the sky into your path.  

Good contractors are more valuable than their weight in diamonds.

I always prefer to find a diamond in the rough and breathe new life into it.  

However, I know no better feeling than finding that diamond in the rough and beating other investors/buyers to the closing. 

Everyone wants the diamonds.