3) Have you witnessed any tax implications because you've purchased the property with an IRA? 

Buyer is on his own.The entire reason for signed agreement's is to defend AGAINST accusations after the fact of an implied agency. 

The next night, the door to the laundry room was kicked in and no one would admit to witnessing anything.

Even his office manager was at her wits end.

People who witnessed the report being filed said she came in screaming and yelling and carrying on.

She’s made all these accusations, which I don’t deem meritorious and I filed a response which anyone can access here or read below: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1JLyaqsu_mgRB87Dxr7AX...I don’t know what else to say.

I also appreciate the kind words more than they'll ever know.... especially after reading your post.I've been accused of a lot in my life, but NOT CARING has never been one of them.

I have to say that I am in shock at the accusations you leveled against me and my company.

If she can't afford a lump sum payment you can still agree to a lump sum buyout number, with payments made over time.That way, you avoid accusations you are not trying hard enough to re-rent the property.

If the successful bidder assigns his interest in any real property purchased at the Delinquent Tax Sale before the end of the redemption period, the grantee from the successful bidder shall furnish the Tax Collector with a conveyance, witnessed and notarized, a copy of the bid assignment form may be obtained from the Tax Collector's Office.Bidder checks (for the bid amount plus interest) will be mailed to the successful bidder, or their grantee, once a property has been redeemed and funds have been verified by the Tax Collector and pay periods have been determined.