Most states have different eviction requirements for seeking possession or possession with rents/moneys owing, emergency possessions such as with drug offenses and possession by one or more parties.

I wouldn't argue about that money, it is already lost to you and right now you need POSSESSION back first so that you can begin to fix your other mistakes.  

I think there are two separate issues:1) Getting possession back, with little or no damage, in the shortest time, in order to get rent ready before the holidays, when people prefer to not be relocating.

The property tax last year was $2800.For that same SFR Home owners with no personal possession was $2650, Flood was $2000 and windstorm $3800.

If they lose the eviction process which they might do on their own, they will be told to go to foreclosure at which point they will need the attorney they say they can't afford.I'd not call this an installment sale that could be in violation of law, but rather a sale contract with possession prior to closing, which can be terminated.Can't read the contract, but I assume since a Realtor was involved it's a standard PA with prior possession and rent amounts, that can be terminated. :)

Here are some more details:Seller (Tenant) Temp Resi Lease Terms: Lease commence on closing date and terminates 48 hours later Tenant pay $0 (Zero) as rental for 48 hours with $0 Deposit with all utilities paid by tenant Tenant pay $42/per day during the possession after the termination of the leaseBuyer (Landlord) Intention Since, it's a summer time, I (Buyer/Landlord) would prefer seller (tenant) to vacate as early as possible so I can put it for regular rent Is it reasonable to offer 48 hours for FREE without ANY rental/deposit?

I purchased a property at auction in Illinois, I went court to see if the sale would be approved, I told the judge that the property was vacant and had been vandalized since I purchased it, and that I would like immediate possession, and he granted me. then I  brought a second property and the same thing happened it was vacant and had been vandalized before my court date, this time I asked the judge for immediate possession and was told  I needed proof that the property was vacant.

Unless we find and get the old owner to sign a quit claim deep they claim we cannot have a clear title because there is a 15 year period when the old owner could sue to regain possession of the house.Kansas law appears to be pretty clear, 12 months recourse period to sue and show you were not able to pay the taxes for some reason or were not notified. 

The security deposit is a mute point ,,, the back rent, the court fees, the damages, it will help offset some of the costs but not all .. photos of unit condition at move out.. send sec dep statement out within the time frame required and if you don't get your money you can go to small claims court where you'll get a judgement but collecting is a hassle.You've almost got possession,, don't give up.. and Don't physically force them out yourself, or do anything else stupid, that's what the sheriff is for. good Luck

., requiring notice to vacate the premises at the end of the term, or any renewal thereof, and agrees to give up quiet and peaceful possession at the end of the terms or any renewal term without further notice from the Lessor and further waives all laws now or hereafter in force exempting property from liability for rent or for debt.2) Lessor shall undertake all necessary and appropriate repairs and maintenance to maintain the premises during the term of the Lease in the same condition as it was as of te date of the commencement of the Lease.