Everything will still be inspected and will fall back to the inspector if there were a catastrophic failure, your insurance would also cover it as it has been inspected and passed Ma code regulations.

If a bidder at a judicial sale (tax deed) is successful in placing the winning bid and subsequently seeks to quiet title, will that bidder take the property subject to a mortgage / lien if the relevant tax bureau fail...

Any successes, failures, experiences you'd like to share?

I would never argue with 42 years of experience, but failure is good.  

Failures?

The fines were for failure to get 2 dogs their shots and vaccinations, which the tenant still lives in the property.The fines were given before I purchased the property.

The fines were for failure to get 2 dogs their shots and vaccinations, which the tenant still lives in the property.The fines were given before I purchased the property.

Your chances of failure are very high without the right education.  

It is said that a successful person can lose it all and get it right back much quicker because they have learned from their successes and failures and can now take the least path of resistance.

Nope, not the case.Wow, are you projecting your failures above?