If the property is high enough above the water level, it can be exempted by getting an elevation certificate.  

I have combined total of 10 years of experience Ive listened to every bigger pockets podcast 2 times (While commuting so I cant say I learned from every single one) and read all books recommended except the current book I'm on which is "Set For Life: by Scott Trench" so far so goodMy Current Aspirations:Complete SDSU construction Project Management Certificate March 2018 (90% completed)Complete Contractors License 11/2017Learn foreign language in 2018My Long Term Aspirations:Possibly go to SDSU for business Take professional classes to improve or learn new skills.Somehow break into the Real Estate Investment Industry Be able to replace my labor income with Passive income completely and Invest in real estate full time when its no longer necessary to work for someone else. 

Hi Patricia, If I offered to help someone I would refuse money but I would probably accept a working lunch and I'd certainly appreciate a gift certificate (restaurant) or nice thank-you note in the mail.

The purchase contract should provide that they have authority to enter into the sale and complete the transaction and that they will provide documentation to evidence the same (certificate of good standing, corporate resolutions, etc).

If you buy a TAX DEED it does extinguish everything accept IRS tax liens ( IRS has a redemption period however rarely will they step in)In TAX certificate states.

I have to just renew the elevation certificate which should help 

I can let you know if it's ever been inspected and what to look out for.MA real estate laws say that you can't rent to a family with kids under 7 unless you have a lead certificate on file with the state and the anti-discrimination laws say you can't not rent to a family because they have a kid under 7 (even if it's because you know there's lead paint), so they basically made it so that any rental with more then 1 bedroom has to be deleaded.

Make sure you're not confusing tax Certificates, and the Tax Deed auction, I assume you really do mean Tax Deeds, as the certificates sold a couple of weeks ago.Yes, there can be liens, and property taxes still owed on the property. 

I know purchasing this type of home is a different process whereas there is a certificate of title to transfer rather than a standard contract.

Replaced it and sistered the joists and certificate signed off that it was good to go.What was the original list price?