The land owner, who is leasing the property to the owners association, owns the physical dirt, the parcel upon which all of the improvements lie.

Here’s a breakdown of the components you can expect to see:The BasicsParties involved: This refers to the new buyer and seller.Description of real estate: The address and legal description of the property must be included.Deed type: What type of deed comes with the sale of the property should be specified.Condition of premises: This section lists out the physical state of the property, including existing damage and needed repairs.Purchase price and financing: The agreed-upon price and financing terms are recorded along with where deposits will be held.Closing date: This will be the day when the real estate transaction is finalized.Contingencies, Clauses and MoreFinancing contingency: This addition allows the buyer to back out of the transaction if they’re unable to obtain the required financing.

I'm 100% T&P in Florida, but same rules in TX- unless you are physically in the address, that is considered fraud, so I would advise against that. 

There are still some counties in FL that don't have online auctions, you would have to physically go to the courthouse with your certified check and bid on the property. 

Owner occupied is physically living in the property.

If not physically taking the pictures you could have them take them and you perform the edits.

They are physically posted on a bulletin board but also published in a paper called Daily Court Review.

From that, I pre-screened which ones I can meet when I physically inspect the property.

It is based on facts physics action reaction period.

There is tons of other info to look at with a commercial property such as underwriting the financials along with due diligence on the physical structure.No legal advice given.