In my experience as a property manager, I can tell you that any time we need to act on an owner's behalf with an outside agency (utilities, city inspection offices, housing authorities, attorneys), we need to show proof that we have been authorized to act on behalf of the owner that is named on the tax record. 

I did not get a chance to record the deed as yet because of time constraints last week & yesterday of course was a holiday.I don’t think I have any legal obligation to undo this deal but….

For example, highlight your property managers experience, the track record of your GC, track record of your partner.

Records listed through county land records shows property is party of life estate with some remaindermen.Property taxes have not been paid since 2016.

Without being too long-winded I have a proven track record and I am a very strong property manager.

Covid obviously changed all that and the combination of an insane sellers-market, record low interest rates, and serious economic uncertainty has me second guessing it. 

You need to leverage someone else's track record to get your first few deals done.

The listing says 4 gas meters, and that is very unusual for a 2 unit.  99% of the time there is 1 gas meter per legal unit (usually 1 electric per floor so that is not a good indicator)   Public records shows 3,647 sq feet, and that is almost always just for legal unit. 

Any Recorded lien/judgment will have to be satisfied.  

The municipal liens aren't worth the foreclosure expense - just pay them off.Here's the kick, though: The lender's lien appears to actually be subordinate to the four municipal liens recorded in 2018 and 2019 with at least one more coming this year.