I’ve been doing research and learning on my own for about a year now and I’ve cut my teeth and lost alot of money (growing pains) now I need to learn to things the right way I’m glad to be here

Nothing you sign with an end buyer, or any other third party, has any bearing whatsoever on your contract, onligations or recourse to the seller.

(PURSUANT TO 72 P.S.}5860.627,) THESE PROPERTIES SHALL BE CONVEYED TO THE SUCCESSFUL BIDDER UPON PAYMENT OF THE AGREED PRICE, FREE AND CLEAR OF ALL TAX AND MUNICIPAL CLAIMS, MORTGAGES, LIENS AND CHARGES AND ESTATES OF WHATSOEVER KIND, EXCEPT GROUND RENTS SEPARATELY TAXED, PROVIDED THE CONSENT THAT IS REQUIRED BY 72 P.S.5860.627 ARE RECEIVED. 

The house is a great house, the fireplace is a luxury item that provides no heat whatsoever, the HVAC is the main source of heat and air.

I would like to stress the point that my intention was NOT to approach the current tenant/squatter/crack-house manager whatsoever; all I wanted to do was get a feel of the neighborhood on foot and just admire what I thought was a savvy investment decision.So at this point in time, what I'm coming to the Bigger Pockets community for, is any guideline that I can follow, or stories of similar experiences and how you got through them.

You just have to grit your teeth and plow through it.

Bird excretions have no odor whatsoever!

I have to admit I'm a little bias because I cut my teeth in investing using heavy construction strategies to create great return.

No DTI requirements whatsoever. 

(And yes, I completely agree with you: Doing your own corporate taxes makes about as much business sense as pulling your own teeth!)