The fact that you usually pay for the property in an auction Before this happens I believe is irrelevant.Hers it’s a 15 day lag between paying for the auction and the deed (certificate of title) being executed.

We had to get certifications for a few things and fix up here and there.

Once you do that, each site is different and requires different criteria and/or certifications.

The tenant bought it, sent me the certificate of insurance, then cancelled it and got a refund.

Also, you can have the trades (electrical, plumbing, HVAC) write a certification letter to certify their work.

.- Document attainment of some educational degree/certificate/etc that qualifies you for the new job.

I've tried taking the un-permitted electrical work approach for a foreclosure in the past, only for it to bite me in the *** during a certificate of occupancy inspection.

Also best to be listed as either additional insured or certificate holder so this way you get renewal sent directly to you from insurance company.

You should know when the lease starts, when it ends, rent rate, deposit amount, and other terms.I also recommend you get an estoppel certificate. 

Since then, the taxes have not been paid and there is a tax certificate against it ($4933.51 owed).