Just two points Id like  to makeWith a property that needs repairs to be legally rentable, I would never do a lease option and take possession ever.

Fast forward one month due to some delays and I received judgement for possession as well as a money judgement for the unpaid rent. 

As the buyer at a tax sale, you are entitled to certain amounts to be repaid in the event they want to redeem, but you are entitled to possession during their redemption period.

They did not include important requirements from the appellate decisions, such as the magic words that plaintiff was in "peaceable" possession as opposed to some other language used in the forms. 

After receiving the writ of possession in Georgia, is it mandatory for the sheriff to come out ?

Condominium or condo is a form of tenure and other property, which indicated a piece of property (usually in apartment house) in an individual possession and use of and access to public facilities in the works, such as halls, heating systems, elevators, exterior areas is carried out in accordance with the rights associated with individual ownership and control of the owners association, which together constitute the ownership of the entire piece.

You would have to pay what is owed to the IRS before taking possession of the property.I hope this helps.

I've read online that this applies only for rental properties that are in possession for at least one year—I'm guessing I qualify?

We will be taking possession with renters in place that are currently paying $750 a month.

I agree with the others that if after viewing the rental unit, you aren't comfortable with the tenant, write the offer such that it is vacant upon possession AND inspecting the vacant unit before closing to check the condition.