You convince folks from the heart and not through logic, debating, arguing, or attorneys - you can "win" with the latter, but it's so much more peaceful & simpler to engage them as a friend & neighbor. 

Can someone buy their home back at the auction if they know the winning bid will be less than what is owed in Palm Beach County, FL?

From there we run probably a 80% win rate.

It looked like win/win all around.

I say appearing because you may not actually be but if you're not then you're the tax payer for the property any how and the corporate veil at that point is about as thick as a credit card turned on end.   2.

However, your advice would likely ensure to keep it on the auction block where I'd feel much better winning it for a slightly higher price.

Look at the county GIS, find the address, and look at the tax card.

Gotta keep my cards a little close for now...

The excess money goes to my current revolving credit card debt and truck payment with my 2 other loans and I pay off and that frees up 620 extra bucks a month I take care of the place for a year on my current job with my wife making 3300a month and then get this house leased out or rented then that people help pay my mortgage and costs then I get into a better mobile home paying about 300 a month and saving towards the next property soon after that year and making the next down deposit with my own cash and owing no one except the next person to fund my next apt complex!

Cozy.co allows tenants to pay using a credit card and they are then charged a credit card fee which, of course, is steep.My only complaint with Cozy.co is that their user interface for tenants is designed such that my highly intelligent visiting scholar tenants make tons of mistakes when attempting to set up their first payments.