You also need to know any actions against tenants, any eviction notices in the past, any pending dollars to be withheld from deposits, really, any issues at all.

@Stephen Pettitt welcome and way to take charge and make the decision to begin taking action.

The information is interesting to look at for consumers but is not the type of information an investor requires to reach conclusions. 

Many times it does come up with a number that seems high but the cost of new construction is typically quite a bit higher than most consumers think.  

We can easily determine the additional cost of electricity, gas, water usage, and consumables (paper towels, laundry detergent, cleaning products, etc.). 

Thats is a great piece of advice and immediately actionable.

@Jared Hettler as said; without a quiet title action it is hard if not impossible to get title insurance***.

I would need to get a hard money loan, a private loan, or POF to even contemplate attending the auction, I'm not sure whether I must submit the minimum bid if there is no competitive bidders, or whether - should I acquire the property if I would still need to file an action to quiet title in order to sell the property (even if the title report came back clean).

Whether you're creating a post, or a reel, it's good to start your post (or video), with something that will pique a follower's curiosity and pull them into the main focus of your post, and finally end with a call to action (usually something to encourage them to comment something below). 

@Matthew Mazur Thank you for your response, your suggested course of action makes sense.