Umm...all things being equal, if you purchase a property at foreclosure auction, you can do with it, whatever you want to do.

I’m not sure whose name was called at auction, if that may be a possible loophole.

Attend REI groups and meetups and network with other experienced investors.Start with finding cash buyers.You will learn a ton from them and as you build a relationship they can potentially become a private lender or even partner with you on some deals down the road.Best way to find cash buyers is networking at local REI meetups, masterminds, Facebook groups, Realtors, title companies, closing attorneys, property management companies, auctions, Craigslist, and bandit signs.You can search real estate transactions in your tax database.

The auction is ending today.

I go to the monthly foreclosure auction in my city and so far I have found some good deals but the deal flow is inconsistent. 

A lot of them even fund same-day at the auction. 

I got a property the the foreclosure auction held at Jefferson County courthouse footsteps.The lady living at the property is the daughter of the woman who was foreclosed on.

Absolutely... if you are an auctioneer.

IdeaLooking to somehow beat the bank on them auctioning or listing.

I’ve bought property st foreclosure auction, the immediately got title insurance for more than double what I paid.