After multiple prison stints and personal and financial troubles, Tyson was forced to sell the property in 1999 for 1.3 million dollars to TV marketer Paul Monea. Although Monea owned the home for over ten years, he never lived in it. He was eventually convicted of money laundering in 2007. He fell behind on the taxes and the property was sold at a sheriff’s sale to Ron Hemelgarn for $600,000 plus back taxes in April of 2013. Hemelgarn never lived in the home either and he eventually sold the home and 60 acres to the Living Word Sanctuary. The approximately 60 acres of land and the structures, is on the Trumball County Ohio assessors office web site; the owner is listed as The Living Word Sanctuary. In 2015, Pastor Nick Dejacimo of The Living Word Sanctuary, purchased the land and buildings for a knock out price of $750,000.00. Pastor Nick was impressed with the pool building, he felt it looked like and was meant to be a sanctuary. It already had soaring arches, skylights and beautiful windows. In January of 2016 the gate house and 2 acres was split from the original property and put up for sale at $150,000.00. However the listing was removed 20 days later with no sale date listed on Zillow. The main home has been listed anywhere from 33,000 square feet to 22,000. It has five bedrooms, a huge pool room with a boxing glove shaped pool, complete with jacuzzi and ice-cream sundae bar. The pool has since been filled in to make room for the sanctuary. The home also had several living spaces including a basement rec room, seven bathrooms, a full kitchen, two attached garages and one detached, a basketball court complete with bleachers, tiger cages, patios, two lakes, and walking paths. Tyson had decorated the home lavishly with gold and marble, chandeliers, and even tiger print carpet in black and white. It has been described as tiger print and also as zebra print. The master bathroom was extravagant with marble, gold finishings, a marble sauna, and a jacuzzi overlooking the backyard.