A US home under foreclosure has gone viral after the listing revealed a bizarre requirement: Prospective buyers must purchase it completely sight-unseen, current occupant included. Located at 408 Garfield Ave. in Nunn, CO, the three-bedroom, two-bathroom house is listed for sale for $215,280 (AUD $305,000). The home’s occupant, a widow, has lived there for 20 years since her husband died and a mortgage failed to transfer properly, listing agent Rob Kittle of Kittle Real Estate tells Realtor.com®. It is unclear if anyone else resides at the property. “She’s been disputing it for 20 years and living there for free,” he says. The widow, Tori McMechan, told local news outlet KVUE that her husband bought the home in 2006 — four years before he died in a car crash. A woman who refused to leave her home when the bank came knocking is now part of the deal when it eventually sells. Picture: Supplied “This is the last thing that my husband bought for me before he passed. This is where I raised my children,” she told the outlet, which obtained court records showing the fight for the property has played out across six foreclosure filings dating to 2010. McMechan told the outlet that her last h...
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