The total taxes for the property I bid on was $458, and due to a counter bid I ended up paying $1100.I’m trying to figure out where to go from here since from my researching it seems the sale is likely void.

It seems most of my tenants want every windows completely covered anyway, so you can expect them to just leave the curtain pulled over the window most of the time.Here is an example I found online, but I put my rod higher up:

QuickBooks Online Plus: Best Overall Real Estate Accounting Software.RealtyZam: Best for Real Estate Agents to Track Profit by Sale.QuickBooks Enterprise Hosting: Best for Keeping the Books of Multiple Companies.Buildium: Best for Property Management Features.

In the end, you'll have some amount of money - your principal payments plus the interest they earned over the course of a year - a total of $306.97. 

And it's an online bid type of auction.

One big repair and 3 years worth of cash flow can be totally erased.

There is a wealth of information for free online and on BP.

I’m not totally new to real estate and I am aware of the stress and frustration that will be involved.

I work with a lot of Airbnb investors looking in Park County, Colorado (close-ish to Denver on the east side, close-ish to Breckenridge on the west side) because it's one of the increasingly few Colorado areas that's totally open to vacation rentals. 

Everyone has different perceptions for B Class and this is mine based off our market in Toledo.1) Mix of investor owned and home owners (Last few years leaning more toward home owners buying)2) Infrastructure supporting tenant and home owner demand (Car manufacturers, ProMedica hospital, Washington Local School District, Toledo University, etc...)3) Homes well kept, yards mowed, none or very few bordered up homes, cars with wheels, pride of ownership, lower crime, no riff raff roaming the streets lol4) All tenants employed and submit rent payments online.