The circumstances which can cause dismay or confusion on the part of a successful foreclosure sale bidder not infrequently arise as follows: after the property is struck down, the bidder wisely orders a foreclosure title search. The goal, of course, is to clarify the title being conveyed, list any objections or infirmities, and provide such insurance as is available. That search, however, will often raise a host of issues. When some or all of these are related to counsel for the foreclosing plaintiff, the response is often that the title being conveyed is what the bidder bargained for and no remedial action need be taken. What then?