Bye bye.

If the winning bid is over the total amount of accumulated taxes, interest and fees, you're all paid up and the rest is gone bye-bye.The guy that beat me got the lot and the little old country farmhouse for the total of taxes due 2008-2013 -- his winning bid covered it all. 

I’ve had a good number of successful investments in my 47 year real estate investing career, as well as more than a few bad ones.  

You can also watch this video that's pretty good motivation. https://youtu.be/jnARMZPHI58

Their “deal” might not be a good deal for you.Some investor-friendly shops move a lot of inventory.

No credit score loans are possible, but as you noted, the rates are not nearly as good. 

Generally, it does no good, in my opinion, to mislead people on what they are going to see. 

They seem to rent between $2300 (slow season) to $2800 (good season).

I need someone who does not charge retail price, but does a good job. 

Agreed, smells very very fishy, but after looking the company up it looks like it was established in 2004, and in good standing since 2014, so it looks like they have been around, at least in the government database.