They would have to prove that the County failed to conduct the sale (especially the notification part) legally.

It’s either spelled out in the lease or it’s not. If

In my county, the county's decided to get their cut of the foreclosure game, and has their own service that will send you notifications and info, for a subscription fee.Once you get a homeowner who's willing to let you work with them, you get a purchase contract with them.

so after they get the default notification is when they have the 60 days?

In your multiplex suggestion, only the residential unit qualifies for the section 121 exclusion while the rental units do not.  If

They won't deal with you regardless of whether you are on title or not. If

They may do it for free, but typically not if you haven't closed on the property yet.

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I have an auto search set up on realtor.com and one from my realtor from the MLS and I get notifications from realtor.com about 24 hours before the direct MLS from my realtor.

From what I understand whenever a change of ownership takes place, the county may send a notification to that lien holder indicating new owner.Can that lien holder that attached the lien through the courts come and try to collect from me personally?