I am planning to file an ejectment on a home I bought at this years tax certificate sale.

Especially since you aren't strategizing to hit the eject button and exit in 5-7 year timeframe.

I wouldn't eject this guy.If it were mine, I'd offer him the "Better" apartment at (for instance) a $50 a month upcharge, if you want no cats, make that part of the counter offer.Overnight guest that got out of hand, seems like a drama situation, in other word none of my business, as long as the renter can eject him I would not take any action (for a couple of weeks)--no harm being done.So why keep him--why not--he creates a turn either way, and long term...the "friend" will not be there...Secret cats..

Hello, Recently purchased an over the counter tax sale and looking to have an attorney file for an ejectment.

All tenants that are self employed should be on M2M lease so you can eject them quickly as soon as the pay late the first time.

Also how would you eject all of the possible heirs from a vacant lot?

That's when I hit the eject button because I'm not going to try to reason with a fool.

However, after perhaps 30 days when they have established themselves as living there, received mail, perhaps turned utilities on in their name etc then they are squatters and probably cannot be arrested but instead need to be "ejected" (similar process to eviction).

If there is no lease, it's actually an action for ejectment not eviction.

That said my old neighbor had a big problem with an ejection pump and tampons with an au pair.