Hi @Kerven Jean,I’m not sure exactly how it works in NJ, but this is how I would go about trying to find the Personal Representative or Executor (this is the person responsible for taking care of the estate in probate).

all helpful info to give you a better response.

I've had a few sellers or agents make a stink but my response is usually, I have the cash to close, but if I have the ability to push through a loan and keep my cash in hand, why wouldn't I take that opportunity? 

From searching online I haven't got an answer the actual process if I can remove it, every blog says talk to a lawyer, it survives tax deed and purchaser will be liable, but it doesn't answer if I buy whats the process to follow and if its even possible to clear title other than being responsible for the amount.the property is worth around $800-900k, Auction starts around $80k, given the hassles involved, I wanted to know how much it would cost in addition to tax deed purchase to get a clean title.

Be incredibly responsive to my clients and my investors.

@Michaela G.Thank you for your response!

Sorry for the delayed response.

And then it becomes finger pointing about who left it open and who is responsible for the stolen items.

Wasn't until formal property survey resulted in obvious problems with legal description that seller abruptly "cancel's" the sale stating their need to "fix the property description issues". 

No, the wholesaler usually isn't responsible for any closing costs.