And, of course, it takes time and emotional energy when a tenant starts the downward cycle that ends in you needing to get possession back. 

I've been thinking of creating a short statement like, "In the event of my demise, incarceration, or disappearance, I authorize ____________________________ to remove my possessions on my behalf."

My intent is to target military people specifically who are a little higher rank, who possess a security clearance, and who are specifically here for a short term lease for school.

So 'Cheap flip' takes possession & discovers that the water line had frozen & ruptured under the home.

An eviction is actually a lawsuit for possession so it is styled: Previous Owner vs Tenant for possession of the property. 

They would move forward with taking possession.

It was a tax certificate, in Alabama... but Alabama is a different mess... but I think it applies here as a “tax deed” in regards that I had possession of the property.It was an outstanding fire due that I think should have been included in the auction. 

Can I take this as a proof she abandoned my property and should go ahead to take possession back?

I've had many different scenarios played out, worst being getting a writ of possession from the Sheriff and them showing up in bullet proof jackets, drilling out the lock on the door only to get inside to have dog feces/urine 1" thick throughout the entire home! 

If you can foreclose first and take it to sale before the Chase loan, and there are no bidders then you could take possession of the property subject to the first.