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Evicting homeowners after an auction

Theresa Nicoletto
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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Huge Thank You to Bigger Pockets... I have been on here for about 2 months... and I finally jumped in! I bought some properties at a Tax Deed Auction yesterday here in Oklahoma. (1 vacant lot, 2 houses - 1 vacant, 1 occupied.)

What is the best way to get the homeowners to leave? I will be pursuing a quiet title action. Do I just knock on the door and show them my Deed (copy of it) or bring a sheriff with me? 

Do I pay their moving expenses? If so, how much? The house cost $25,000 and looks good on the outside... not sure about the inside yet. I want to go there with my contractor (but of course not do any work on it until I get the quiet title action done. 

Do I pursue quiet title action first and then kick them out or kick them out while I am working on the title? 

What's the best way to go about things? Anyone have experience with this? 

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Rhett Tullis
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Rhett Tullis
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oklahoma no longer has the 2 year redemption period.  the house is yours.  i have a lawyer you can call just shoot me a msg.

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