Conversation with the Treasurer's staff after the auction shed some light, and an option... they would take a personal/corporate check with bank letter certifying funds. 

The general term "certificate of title", as used herein should not be confused with the "Certificate of Title" that is issued to a titleholder of land registered under a Torrens system.A certificate of title does not guarantee title, but does certify the condition of the title as of the date the certificate is issued, on the basis of an examination of the public records maintained by the recorder of deeds, the county clerk, the county treasurer, the city clerk and collector and clerks of various courts of record.

Larry Harbolthttp://www.larryharbolt.com/AndPete Fortunatohttps://www.peterfortunato.com/I’ve met and listened to both of these sages at my local REIA and what a treasure trove of experience, they’ve forgotten more deals they’ve done than most of us will ever accomplish.

Informational treasure troves include Robert Kiyosaki's "Rich Dad Poor Dad" book and BiggerPockets.com.

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.- There has been no list communicating as to which unit owners are even serving on the board (i.e. secretary, treasurer, vice president).I've been bringing these items to the attention of board members, the property management group, and other unit owners for the last two years and have not seen any progress.  

Its a little like treasure hunting isn't it?

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Thanks.Sheriff's sale, not Treasurer's sale, then.

With some of the properties, the Treasurer's Deed process had already started and if the taxes were not caught up, the properties would be lost and the sellers didn't have the money to do this.