As you say no one has reasonably said how a third party person holding funds would be able to make this deal work. I don't quite know what you are saying about the buyer denies receiving funds and I could be scammed can you elaborate?

As for the house adress, I did not refuse to supply it, I just forgot. And in the bloody effing torrents of the salem escrow trial the important questions that buyers would ask, have been sidelined as I have been doing my best to mount my defence against being branded a scammer. As one posted said (im having a hard time keeping up now) this auction has been well and truly hijacked.

However I pause for thought before posting the actual street address now I see that this auction might need to be abandoned due to the hijacking, and I have posted up the address of a house that is known to be not occupied and everyone knows we are in Canada. As you rightly said, it could open it up to Vandalisation.

I see no reason that if any genuine serious bidder wanted a viewing that should they PM me, I would email them not only the adress but tax documents and the lawyers information so they can do their 'due dilligence' But I doubt my lawyer would care for his info to be bounded about on here and get all kinds of random calls on his office (which, for anyone who has a lawyer will tell you, gets charged to account the minute you mention my girlfriends name its classed as taking a call on her behalf so hours of stupid mr goat style questions will cost money, not bitcoins either!)  

I am willing to, if a trusted member steps foward and would so volunteer, to provide a complete set of un blanked out land registry documents to them, ID card scan, and arrange a time for them to call her lawyer and verify that she is a trusted and respected person that really owns said house, and even professional references on both of us should be needed. Then this member could post and say they have verified all this information to put the scamsayers at bay.