In other words, yes it is possible for purchaser via auction and lose money if you paid fees/premiums that cannot be passed onto the owner redeeming.  

@Arshad Khan Don’t Pat all cash unless you want to lose money and get a lower return.

You might lose some money but hopefully it pale's in comparison to what you are able to accomplish.I have seen a few investors come my way who were really- I mean really smart people.

Also, if you have multiple companies not only is it an efficiency killer, but you could be losing out on discounts as well.Typically it depends on the type of claim that you have made. 

The property more than likely would lose value and not sell at 100k down the road.

If you want out, you should be prepared to lose your EMD at a minimum.

Not sure about TN, but in Texas we can negotiate an option period that allows to back out without losing earnest money.

The defendant will be served he will realize that he is at risk of losing money and he will voluntarily remove his review and exchange for me dropping the claim which is exactly my goal. 

@Nat Chan you could present it like that but you will probably lose your contractors.. there is a shortage of good labor as I read on BP and hear from other contractors all the time.

Million $ lawsuits are rare, and in the cases that someone does lose a lot of $$$ typically they were acting foolishly for an extensive time.As far as transferring title, usually a basic Quit Claim deed accomplishes that.