After talking with my parents about my plan on quitting my job (might not have gone about this correctly) they were pretty upset and probably think i'm crazy.I am not just some unhappy millennial kid who hates working and is looking to make money being lazy.

In PA, a tax sale is an Upset Sale, and that is not a Judicial Sale, it is a non-Judicial Sale.And of course the procedures are entirely different for an "Upset Sale" and a "Judicial Sale".IF the sale you're talking about is a Judicial Sale and not an Upset Sale, and IF the bank has received notice of the sale and has failed to act; then the mortgage would be wiped out.

She was pretty upset about the whole deal.

It's going to upset people if you are not.

She has numerous stories of homeowners, neighbors and renters coming to the City with complaints or needing help just to turn around extremely upset.

I am very upset over the whole thing...

In my state, this sale via the upset bids go on and on... until someone buys it out for a far price or capitulation from a bidder.

Most Landlords claim that nobody cares about their property like they do but the truth is, most owners make more money after paying my fees than they ever on their own.In your case, it sounds like management is already set to terminate so the PM shouldn't be so upset.

I wasn't upset by what you said!

i agree with @matthew paul, there is no way to predict any of this, and one of the worst regrets suffered is that of lost opportunities, you can hear it if you talk to any senior citizen about investments, rarely do they tell you about their victories, most of the time they will tell you about the one that got away, and so it is with life.