The seller may try to recover possession of the property through a foreclosure action if the contract has been in effect for five years or more and you have paid more than 20 percent of the purchase price."

Now one of them told us that he has a misdemeanor in 2013 for drug possession.  

So on the 7th do I need to file eviction or can I just take possession of property since they have technically vacated??

Living rooms and kitchens are filled with guy related artwork. 

I just took possession just under 2 weeks ago and boy I have learned a lot in that short amount of time (I actually am going to be starting a blog here shortly to share what I have learned so keep an eye out).  

Should I be worried about Adverse Possession or Tacking or Easement by Prescription, if I have several relatives who have deer / dove hunted in the back acreage for over 20 years?  

This is much more advantageous for the seller as they can use eviction to reclaim possession of the property rather than the more cumbersome foreclosure needed in an AITD situation.  

I have the Judgement of Foreclosure and Sale from the case and it states the sheriffs office is to remove the people and their items from the property and to put myself, the successful bidder, in possession of the property without delay.

Topic No. 204: Evictions Based on Owner or Relative Move-InAn owner who seeks to recover possession of a unit for an owner or relative to move in, must do so in good faith, without ulterior motive and with honest intent.

Assuming your notice is proper, you should have little to no issues getting possession that way.