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Dwellers in my newly deeded property

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I recently received won a property at an auction that was recently deeded to my company.  When I had initially purchased the property, I noticed that the location and mailing addresses were not the same. My assumption is that the owners are renting the home to tenants. My desire is to have the tenants leave so I can sell the property asap!

Since tenants are still there, what can I do to have them removed from the premises without going to court? (I was told that the process of having them removed could take up to 1 year.)

For example, could I offer them to pay their local moving expenses? I want to make this issue resolve as peacefully as possible. 

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