The legal action is against people who have no intention of closing or no ability to close the purchase tying the property up with the seller believing the buyer will close when in reality the transaction will only close IF the “buyer” finds someone to pay more than he is paying.  

I believe it's out of print, but I'm sure you can find used copies.

I think they charge 2k or 2,500 or something and they'll do some legwork on the tax sale and then I believe they work with title companies so that they can insure the title (maybe they underwrite the title policy or something, i don't really know how they work). 

Unless you believe in the location, most likely, I will try to sell it and cut my losses. 

Quote from @Marcus Auerbach: I've researched this and I believe it's vague on purpose.

I don’t believe that will be allowed.

Currently, I do have my property listed at a very competitive rate as I believe.

Next, I'll be pivoting into subsidized housing investment and collecting rent $ from the government as i truly do believe this is a way to boost CoC return percentages in today's market.

When it comes to selling properties, I firmly believe in maintaining transparency throughout the process.Let me share some insights and experiences regarding this important aspect.● Resident Impact.

I believe most people do bring it all, but I don't think you have to at the time of auction in NJ.