So maybe possession isn't the problem?

I was only able to submit my complaint to the appraiser board because I possessed a copy of the appraisal report to review in minute detail to identify all the mistakes they made.

You can structure it so you take possession upon his death or when he moves out, whichever comes first.It's a win/win/win.

“Realizing a gain” is the act of selling an asset after it has appreciated while it was in your possession.

It showed all kinds of cases including this one which is an eviction (possession) case:https://www.courts.mo.gov/cnet/cases/newHeader.do?

Then, in a year, move into another one while keeping possession of this current one.

This year alone, he's been arrested 3 times now (no prior arrests in the last 15 years), once in Jan, once last month and just last week for misc charges like drug possession, felony bail jumping (since he has other cases pending), ect.

I know that if the seller does the work, I usually end up taking possession of a house that needs me to undo their work and redo it.I've been an electrician for 35 years and installed well over 100 ceiling fans.

Builder will carry the loan till possession.

July 31 August rent is yours and September is still prepaid (his money but in your possession) until Aug 31st.