After Foreclosure, how can the new owner of the property ascertain if it has indeed been vacated by the tenant or in other words can be legally possessed by the new owner?

Sometimes the tenant will move out before the set out date, sometimes they will wait until the last possible minute and get their possessions set out on the curb.

Phone screening includes number of people, pets, income, when can they take possession, smokers, and criminal history.

You should take possession of the property vacant.

Took 4 weeks to get the order of possession, 8 weeks for the sheriff to come out the first time, and then another 8 weeks for them to come out with the Ombudsman the second time. 

They had a dui, resisting arrest and possession of weed 3 years ago however the check shows the charges were dismissed. 

If you're wondering what you can do to take possession of the property, the answer is to foreclose.

She indicates that she has lots of experience clearing this type of title matter.Also, you might think outside the box regarding your intentions, that is, how you intend to benefit from possession of the land parcel next to the one you've already acquired.

However, if there is doubt about the process being undertaken, you could always set/negotiate your closing date to be further out (end of August or in September) to ensure all this has played out before you take possession.

Piercing one corporate veil should only ever lead to yet another - never to a person('s personal / private possessions and assets).Definitely get some legal advice from a qualified professional (I'm not one).I wouldn't be too concerned about LLCs doing business with banks unless you have not built a stable of private lenders.