Usually this info is available on town websites or by calling town office.

People want larger houses so they can have an office at home, or a yard to quarantine in.

They have both NJ and NY offices and they write nationally. 

It’s a 3/2 with one of the bedrooms is really an office with a closet.

Here's some "light" reading if you want to learn more about this subject directly from the source (IRS):IRS: Federal Tax Liens - RedemptionsIRS: Legal Reference Guide for Revenue Officers - Federal Tax LiensIRS: Guidelines for Processing Notice of Federal Tax Lien Documents

If you are using conventional loan or maybe some other loan product, then they will do their own bank appraisal and you may have to pay more or less than that down payment, so check with your loan officer too to make sure what you are bidding will work for them and your cash reserves or cash to close are appropriate.If you are paying cash then it doesnt matter.I think you can only bid low if you think the property is worth less, or you are the only bidder.   

I was able to verify this by searching liens at the county clerks office.

But there is not enough money in the universe for all desires to be paid for, so the values of those elected into office will be served.As an example of how the values of the elected affect the outcomes, I'll tell you about my rentals property taxes for this year. 

Additionally, I'd pull the permit record for the address (usually available with the city records office, often online) and see how officially they did the deep work.

As far as I understand, due to the pandemic they’re letting you actually take the money out instead of taking a loan against it and a lot of people in my office have taken advantage.