They typically post quite a bit of information, including things like: is preregistration of bidders required, how the auction works, when is payment expected if you win, what forms of payment are accepted, what liens are discharged by the tax sale and what liens are not discharged, when will you get title to the property, etc.Expect there to be a lot of competition. 

The kind of mistake I have problem with is paper work not get processed on time (when one property was sold, the discharge paper, along with the officer's original signature paperwork did not get to the closing attorney until almost one month after closing, after multiple requests.

Also, student loans are usually not dischargeable in bankruptcy.

Also, consider that there's a good chance the current administration will pass some type of student loan discharge at some point before the mid-terms.

Recall that child support orders are not dischargeable in bankruptcy. 

It's almost discharged.

Then they file for chapter 13 the day before the sale, delaying  it up to 5 years if it goes through to discharge.

Honorable discharge, 6 years in national guard/reserves or 90 of active service will qualify you for a VA loan.

I believe that there is something in the law that states the automatic stay is only good for 60 days if a bankruptcy is filed after a previous one is is dismissed without a discharge.

if so, does it discharge to sewer or septic system.