If my property is sold at the delinquent tax sale, can I get it back?

When real property/mobile homes are sold at a delinquent tax sale, the defaulting taxpayer has one year from the date of the sale to redeem the property. 

In order to redeem property before it is conveyed to a new owner, the defaulting taxpayer must pay the redemption amount. This consists of the taxes, penalties, plus interest on the bid amount (the amount for which the property was sold at the tax sale).

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1. How can I purchase properties seized for non-payment of taxes?
2. If I pay someone else’s delinquent tax bill, does the property become mine?
3. If my property is sold at the delinquent tax sale, can I get it back?
4. Do I need to register for the sale and is there a fee for this?
5. What methods of payment are accepted?
6. How much interest can I earn?
7. When can you void a tax sale?