Once a bank has possession of such a property, its primary goal is usually to sell it as quickly as possible to recoup the outstanding loan amount, or as much as possible.

But first you would need to get a writ of possession before you could legally go onto the property to perform the corrective measures they are requiring.

Here the are usual ones I see: - Won’t qualify for financing due to needing major repairs- Existing (bad) tenants paying under market rents with no easy way to replace them once you take possession - Probate or title issue requiring going through a lengthy court process to resolve And the ones that are easy to spot from the public sites like Redfin / Zillow etc such as prices too high or bad location such as right next to a 10 lane freeway. 

December - Feb shopping for April possession is my target.

You take all days beyond 1 calendar month and multiply by the daily rate to get your total back rent owed, which should be up to and including the date you get possession.

Even if it is "Her house" If she had no will to pass the property onto someone specific first her spouse then her children would automatically (whether they want it or not) assume the legal possession, and therefore legal responsibility for compliance with the law.I am not a lawyer but please by all means contact one and they will almost certainly tell you the same thing.Again I'm not a lawyer, but as far as I know while the ticket may have your name on it you as an individual are not responsible.

Be fully prepared for a possible eviction after taking possession of property.

The old tenant isn't turning over possession until June 30.

Possession of Medical Marijuana has been approved in my county and I am wondering how a landlord could ban a tenant from doing something that has been medically approved based on what the lease says?

since when do we need government telling people when they can sell their possessions?