Work is underway to regain the 61/2-acre compound that Dykstra purchased in 2007 from baseball fantastic Wayne Gretzky, Smith said.

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​Index Investors' winning quote of $760,712 doesn't replicate additional quantities owed for skipped installments, fees and the $12-million first loan held by JPMorgan Chase&Co. Barry Smith of Index Investors, a progress organization, has rejected to reveal the correct purchase cost, citing a nondisclosure agreement (​Quiet Title Action) .

Work is underway to regain the 61/2-acre compound that Dykstra purchased in 2007 from baseball fantastic Wayne Gretzky, Smith said.

"The pool is orange and beautiful, the features function and the handy remote control for the entrances work," he said.

Smith is re-sodding most of the lawns at the price of about $100,000. "Wayne had put about $1 trillion to $1.5 million into the landscaping and hard-scaping," he said.

Smith anticipates that it will take six months before the home is in turnkey ailment. When asked about the somewhat low record cost, Smith mentioned the house was being bought in "as is" condition.

Any attention was paid by "nobody it for a year and half," he said of its current condition.