If the title is clear, and there is no back taxes then wouldn't I just be paying the county and city fees?

If you do this deal be sure to get title insurance!

Build professionals around you- Lenders, Title and Escrow, Insurance Agents, General Contractors, RE Agents.

Title insurance also looks to be steep

I'm about 2 months into seriously being involved in the game & today I won my first auction!

You will have selling costs and taxes that are not worth selling in such a short time, in addition I assume you are in the game to build wealth, keeping this asset is a fantastic foundation to build on, don’t cash out and start over.

I suggest a good dose of C combined with B (cause that's inevitable).Just concentrate on #9 and #10 - real estate investing is a long game (at least IMHO).

But if that is stopping you, then this game may not be for you in the long run anyway.

You need to have a Note and Mortgage signed at closing and have the Mortgage recorded on title by the title company. 

I would ask your title company to make sure lease transfer documents are done or transfer the lease to your name or company name in the event you need to enforce lease terms against the tenants the leases are already in your name.