Once they moved out their belongings and are no longer sleeping there, you can generally take possession without eviction.

I prepared a draft purchase agreement that includes the following sections: property info, sales price, closing info and earnest money deposit, home inspection contingency, prorations of taxes and rent, risk of loss for damage during sale, possession when title transfers, closing contingent on clear title and no unpaid taxes or utilities, property sold "as-is," and transfer of rental documents and security deposit.  2.

They rented back for 2 months while they secured new housing, and when they moved out they were welcome to leave any possessions behind that they didn't want to or couldn't take with themCould they have gotten more money by clearing out the house, moving out, then selling with an agent on the open market?

But the list of wholesalers who operate differently than I just described are the ones doing a disservice to all real estate operators.I really don’t care if a “wholesaler” possesses a real estate license of not.

I’m in Los Angeles,California and I’d like to know is it possible to help this lady out as well as obtain possession of this property any articles,YouTube, or advice in the right direction would be greatly appreciate at this point been researching endlessly.

Collar county sheriffs in Illinois aren't enforcing Orders of Possessions...although we're hoping that will change Monday morning.

This is not the same as a real estate attorney, most of whom understand conventional loans, but possess little knowledge of private lending.

On the form with the local county court they have a space for a "Bond for Possession".

Rent is $800 so I'm assuming that also gets added to their debt ratio.People have criminal records such as possession of drugs but in some case they are dismissed or dropped.

.* No financing condition* Was requesting vacant possession of unit A in the building, which would require them to do an eviction of the tenant on grounds that I would be owner occupied.