I drafted a document using one of the templates online saying that tenant is moving out and landlord is regaining a full possession of the property.

Then his dad died, so they had to start over again, his mom, and my understanding is his mom had a stroke.Finally, I heard that bank is going to foreclose next month.Meanwhile, I have been urging the buyer, condo association president to take possession on behalf of the association and rent it out month to month cheap just to get some income, any income, and it looks like his lawyer said it is something they can do, but the bank may object.Any thoughts?

Understand rights of quiet enjoyment of possession, how and when you contact a tenant can quickly go to breach of their rights of quiet enjoyment, don't bug them, don't drop by with notices of mickey mouse inspection excuses to go inside, too much of that will cause problems.

From what I understand, Michigan is a Tax Deed auction state, which means that once the property goes to auction, the winner actually receives a deed and takes possession of the property.

There are Medicaid eligibility issues for the Mother, now living in a care facility, debt and probate issues for the Daughter's estate, a false quit claim executed by heirs that didn't inherit the property, and a host of family members living the house with alleged claims to the property.I can't quite wrap my head around buying this one sub-to the life estate AND the unprobated remaindeman estate without having full possession.

A confused mind says 'no' and you do not possess the skills necessary to determine which ones to work with and which ones to avoid.Yeah, people are flakey.

@Bonnie Galvan, you would do better to pursue an eviction for lack of payment, rather than regain possession through abandonment. 

@Jonathan Hart, you are entitled to possession with an Alabama tax certificate or a deed.

In the rent with option to buy contract should include the purchase price and terms, you should ask for 3% down nonrefundable for the option, the rent is that just rent unless you want to portion some of it towards reducing the purchase price, up to you. if they don't preform the option the 3% is yours and you now have possession of the property to do it all over again.

Only when I filed the FTPR did they suddenly start mentioning as a countermeasure new conditions of the house I'd already fixed everything of which I was aware - still in possession of all the heaters I gave them during the winter, in addition to the baseboard heaters I installed after it closing, she now began complaining about the "lack of heat" in court during the hundred-degree dry spell of July.Her friendly demeanor now having vanished, she answered the door with a stark expression saying, "I don't know what games y'all are playin'", and after five minutes of argument, allowed me to come in with the lead inspector who passed it.