After the one year right of redemption expires, you can foreclose the right of redemption and take possession of the property.Your question was  "would the county have kept on bidding if someone had placed a bid above theirs"  and the answer is NO.  

I am not an attorney but have been plaintiff and defendant on this type of claim what ever that is worthits been over 15 years ago but it was using the Adverse possession laws in all my cases (and all prevailed as plaintiff) .

—During the period beginning on 17 the date of the enactment of this Act and ending 12 18 months after such date of enactment, the lessor of a cov-19 ered dwelling located in such State may not make, or 20 cause to be made, any filing with the court of jurisdiction 21 to initiate a legal action to recover possession of the cov-22 ered dwelling from the tenant for nonpayment of rent or 23 other fees or charges. 24 ‘‘(c) DEFINITIONS.

We're glad you're successful and don't doubt your work, but if you can't see the relative privilege you possess, especially in the south, then you may not understand what ignorance is.

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I believe this or similar language you mentioned is already part of the section 17b (Landlord’s Right to Possession) and d (Acceptance of Partial Rent)?

I used to use mine for business until the kids took possession . . .

It takes 4 months for you to get her out of your property and when you regain possession the place is trashed and she took your appliances.

This includes disorderly conduct, public urination, unlawful possession or use of a controlled substance and so on.

I don't care if Jesus Christ himself promised to give you $1 million in small bills 5 minutes after you lock up a property under contract, if you do not, at the time of the offer, possess and control the full amount of funds to close the transaction, you are NOT making an all cash offer.