[still lurking]

I have touched a sore spot. If she considered the offer to sell an opportunity to cash out, then she blew the negotiations, I don't consider that cause to take up arms. Maybe hire an attorney to defend yourself. Regardless of the transaction, a governmental body will win if your not wise in your responses.

[pgyanke]

You're still ruffling feathers.

It's not about the offers, it's about the coersion! If there's a contract, then she is only attempting to renegotiate. No contract, no offer, no sale. Anything else is theft--by the government or anyone else.

[shhrubbery!]

Regardless of the transaction, a governmental body will win if your not wise in your responses.

Not necessarily. See Widow wins, private property protected (the 'little old lady' story mentioned above).

More cases where the private property owners won: Property: The Forgotten Human Right

[WackyKat]

I have touched a sore spot. If she considered the offer to sell an opportunity to cash out, then she blew the negotiations, I don't consider that cause to take up arms.

You just don't get it do you? The local government is acting as the enforcer for a private corporation which desires to force these people out of their homes for purposes of private profit. That is a gross abuse of governmental power which unfortunately is becoming frequent across the country.