Adverse possession in Georgia is 20 years and it has to be hostile i.e. without the owner's permission. 

They are calling this a "Rent Stabilization Bill", but I hear RENT CONTROL.If you live in and/or invest in Alaska please consider contacting your state legislators to let them know how this will not only negatively affect you, but how it will adversely affect Tenants.

I have been reading about adverse mortgage fees in news from Dec 1st( it was supposed to be implemented from Sept 1) and this has been playing in the back of my mind during this refinance process am I little worried if it’s going to bite my back at the time of closing, my current lender has already sent me payoff instructions.

Consequently, they’ll likely need to tighten their belts in other areas, potentially reducing spending, which could adversely affect the economy.Furthermore, there are troubling signs in the average weekly hours worked, despite the seemingly strong headline numbers.

On the contrary, if an exec board has 50-100 years+ of experience they likely have seen some adverse economic cycles and know how to pivot in such environments. 

I'm unable to find a sample adverse action letter with Zillow as the screening/consumer reporting company.

You will have to get your ejectment order to be completely safe, or pay off one of the heirs to let you take possession peaceably, and then wait out three years of exclusive and continuous possession (which means someone actually on the property using it, usually a tenant) before you have adversely possessed it and "cured" the void tax sale.

Thank you,Rami Risk/reward, it’s one of the only areas in region you can get a really good deal vs peak prices, but there’s obviously the risk it doesn’t come back or that it gets worse, I’m slightly risk adverse & crime is something that I have no control over, so I’d probably not be a buyer there but the prices certainly are interesting, if I was included to invest in a down home in dc I’d probably look more Michigan park/riggs park area.

In PA the requirement for Adverse Possession is 21 years so if you buy at Tax Sale and hold for 21 years in PA, you can then claim Adverse Possession and the statute of limitations for appealing the Tax Sale has expired. 

Just wait until they figure out adverse possession laws and how long you can drag those out with really no consequences at the end other than having to just move onto the next victim.