A 1,200-square foot Oregon home vanished from its foundation

[mick silver]

A 1,200-square foot Oregon home vanished from its foundationhttp://media.zenfs.com/284/2011/06/08/biz-insider-65x27_102440.gif (http://www.businessinsider.com/) By Peter Jacobs 16 hours ago






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Screenshot Via KOBI (http://kobi5.com/news/item/missing-house-in-klamath-falls.html) The Klamath Falls home in question A 1,200 square foot Oregon home disappeared from its foundation, and no one has any idea where it is. Klamath County Sheriff Frank Skrah confirmed the incident at a press conference on Tuesday. So far, there do not seem to be any leads as to the house's location or how it seemingly vanished overnight.
"We had a complete home stolen. This isn't a motor home, this isn't a mobile home and this is a 'home,'" Skrah said, according to local NBC affiliate KOBI (http://kobi5.com/news/item/missing-house-in-klamath-falls.html).
Thankfully, the owners were not in the home when it was stolen.
The town, Klamath Falls (population: 20,000), is located about 300 miles south of Portland.
Business Insider has reached out to the Klamath County sheriff office, and will update with any further information we receive.

[madfranks]

LOL, they moved it last summer, and apparently forgot about it??

http://kobi5.com/news/item/missing-house-in-klamath-falls.html#.VPCFji5hJf0

Update (4:55pm 2/26/2015): Klamath Falls, Ore. -- The Klamath County Sheriff’s Office says the stolen home has been found but it's still unclear just who owns it.

The log cabin was moved about a half a mile across a field just outside Chiloquin last summer.

Neighbors on Nine Mile Road in Klamath County were surprised to hear on the news that the home was 'missing.' One of them said "I just remembered the house from the photo - 'It's like, I know that place!" (laughs) "It's been next door to me for almost a year."

Sheriff Frank Skrah said "This is a situation where 3 parties are claiming ownership, one of the 3 parties sold it to a fourth party."

No charges have been filed, and investigators are still trying to piece together just who owns the cabin.

The cabin was purchased and moved sometime last summer for $3,000.

[Dogman]

Can you play whack a mole with a house ? ;)

Its already popped up at another location.

[mick silver]

hell I will buy 3 for 3000.00 that's cheap . those would make great hunting cabin to rent out

[Glass]

basically means a bank foreclosed on it, sold it in foreclosure and the buyer flipped it.