Summary ejectment procedures must now be handled in district court rather than magistrate court necessitating hiring an attorney to evict a lease option tenant for breach.

You should be able get personal property/furniture out unless the bank went the proper eviction/ejectment process.

I need access to summary ejectment/unlawful detainer records that are available in westlaw through a subscription service that is in addition to standard westlaw access.

Hi there,Anyone deal with ejectments in Philadelphia and/or deal with purchasing an occupied property?

Hello All,Just to bring some closure on this note and keep you all posted, please see below: Summary of situation:- Borrower not making payments- Prior noteholder filed a complaint for ejectment - We purchased the loan and property from prior noteholder- Default judgment was awarded to prior noteholder and loan boarded to my portfolio as REO - Homeowner was cooperating with me and changing moving out date for over a month- Looks like he was buying time until Homeowner's lawyer filed a Motion to set aside the default judgementResolution as of today:- I accepted to fight it in court- His lawyer reached out to us on Monday- I offered Cash for keys (500$) with a deadline to approve by today and moving out by EOD Friday (Aug 11th) or the deal is off the table- Signed CFK agreement was sent today- Realtor is going to meet Homeowner tomorrow at 4 pm for the keys- I've instructed lawyer to list it for a quick sell asap (Property is in a great condition in Downtown Gadsden, AL)It was a bit rocky but when you look at the 5000 ft. view.

If the person is occupying the property and refuses to leave, you can get file for an ejectment in Florida.People understand what's going on after you send them a notice to vacate or they talk to their attorney and will only need some time to move out.You cannot file a Quiet Title action until you own the property. 

If they do not make the payment within given 10 day period you can file for action in ejectment with the court. 

Also, conducted a home inspection one time that had a sewage eject pit for the bathroom In The basement and there was a sign on the wall that said only number ones and no number twos so I would imagine they had previous issues with the ejector pump or maybe a smell from the ejector pit.

It sounds like you can a deed in may, I would wait until you get a deed and find an attorney for your ejectment. 

It'll take much longer if they don't have a lease and thats called an ejection which can take upwards of a year.