rare that you would get a lender to give you a loan without title insurance removing the IRS lien.so for practical purposes NO you won't get a loan.. you might find a private person to do it.I have done them over the years but charge a hefty premium for them. so usually better to wait until the 120 is over and or rehab with cash.

Looking for a 30-34” vanity with granite counter top.Bathtub is being finished with white subway tile and the floor is a medium to dark grey barn wood vinyl laminate .

In that case the structure (wood built) was fine, but the bricks needed to go. 

I think wood flooring will last longer, no?

I agree with Shawn Ackerman It may help to add "by licensed contractor" or the work may be done with wood and glue.

Usually there is a buyers premium of up to 10% that gets tacked on and here anyway you have to put down 20% at the auction and close with the rest in 30 days even if that is not time to get financing lined up. 

Then add ALL costs related to holding the property (utility costs, property insurance premiums, property taxes, loan payments, HOA Fees, etc.).Concessions: Concessions are what you give back to the buyer at closing.

KEEP the Tudor, but you need a contrasting color for the trim from that chosen for the other  wood siding. 

Wood form $70.

Woods Pepperman thank you for your reply sir!