How to I protect myself when buying at an auction, so I don't get stuck with someone elses debt?

This is also the only way to keep all parties private, protect the title from liens, suits, and judgments.

they usually hold them in public place like Town Halls.if you visit a Town Hall - usually you'll be able to find info on upcoming foreclosures on bulletin boards - but the staff at the county office/town hall will have nothing to do with the process.Legal Notices are used to make sure that the auction is a public "hearing" so to speak.

In today's world where lenders are looking at past deals it could come back and bite you really badly.As the information was posted publicly assume there is a public record, stored on back up servers and other places.

Basically, if the place doesn't sell right away I want to have protection in that I won't get stick with rent AND a mortgage - hence why I want to move in.

The best possible advice I can give you is to talk with an attorney about asset protection.

When taking control of a property with the lease/option and selling with the lease / option how do you protect the deal from the seller not making payments to the lender.

thanks - I am in the process of closing on a house and soon to get started on showing the house to the public for renting, soon I hope to earn a good income on the house more updates to come soon

How can I protect myself?

Do they have better laws or protection when dealing with RE?