I am only suing for unpaid rent and possession.

That's why it needs to be owned by both the S-Corp and the trust: multi-member provides the best protection.As long as ownership can be traced to a human person through the public records, all the named owners AND their personal possessions are exposed - insurance only goes so far.The trust is there to "replace" you as the entity structure owner.

If a tenant doesn't pay and they are evicted, the main thing you want is possession of your property so that you can rent it out to someone else.

This does not interfere with the due process afforded to tenants, but rather overlaps the 10 day appeal period with the 10 day writ of possession.

I feel for U I used to live at Silverado and many of my friends homes and all their possessions are lost.. unless you have lived through these wild fires its in comprehensible to most..

If you have a clause in your lease that is supposed to allow you enter for repairs, showings, etc. and the tenant does not allow you in, you have to start the eviction process to get possession due to a lease violation. 

How do I get back possession of the property?

The first thing the judge asked her was what’s your address and spit out her new address so the judge said the landlord can take rightful possession of the property.

You should be asking WHERE to find Investors, other than that the only quality I'm unsure you possess is charisma.

It's yours to do as you wish, including restore possession by eviction of former owners, heirs, tenants and/or squatters.Title insurance is another matter.