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

BK can easily work in your favor though and if all other debts are removed it makes more available to pay you with.Rental property or primary residence doesn't matter unless you take the property and have ejectment law that comes into play.If it goes unsecured you can file a judgement which can be pricey but depending on the size of the note, it may be worth it.

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.

There is a six month wait time before a certificate holder can file an ejectment lawsuit.

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

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.

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

I think, to be absolutely safe, someone should not purchase anything from the state inventory that will not be capable of filing an ejectment lawsuit within 6 years after the auction date. 

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.

I don't want to have to go through a lengthy ejectment process.