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not less than 10 days before the scheduled upset sale or judicial sale (501-A(a))
the act fixes no deposit: the purchaser at an upset sale pays the entire purchase money on the day of the sale, no later than one hour before the close of business or at another time that day designated by the bureau (606)
Bidder registration application: name and, for a non-individual, the business name, all officers, business address and phone number; for an LLC, its members, managers and every person with an ownership interest; documentation that the signer may act for the applicant (502-A)
Signed affidavit with the application: not delinquent in real estate taxes to any taxing district in the Commonwealth, no municipal utility bills more than one year outstanding, not bidding for a person barred under 601(d), and no uncorrected housing code violation course of conduct in the preceding three years; a false statement is a second degree misdemeanor under 18 Pa.C.S. 4904(a) (502-A(4))
Within 20 days after the sale, written certification to the bureau of paid real estate taxes in the taxing districts where the property is located and no municipal utility bills more than one year outstanding, as receipts or a notarized affidavit (619.1(a), (b))
No individual whose landlord license has been revoked by a municipality may purchase property in the county in which that municipality is located at a tax sale (601(d))
The owner of a property has no right to purchase it at a judicial sale, a private sale, or from the bureau's repository for unsold property (618(a))
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