I am thankful to possess all three.

Plaintiffs are informed and believe and allege thereon that Defendants knew they were not going give back all tax liens/tax deeds Plaintiff purchased that were not redeemed when they executed the document, or they concealed the material fact that Defendants were no longer in possession of such tax liens/tax deeds or that what they had been holding onto were no longer worth anything of value when they executed the agreement.

But they may fear what may happen after they take possession and we aren't there to provide solutions.

If you bought a good duplex/location, you could/should have specified that the property was vacant when you took possession and verified same. 

Other issues aside, once you take possession of the funds, it's taxable.

I would have tried to contact the person whom had possession of the place before me to see about obtaining door keys, garage openers, etc. rather than showing up with my power tools trying to drill through the front door.

During this time you will have the right to forcibly remove the tenant and their possessions out of the property.

You are much farther ahead to take possession with vacancy.

At same time as eviction form I also file to schedule the hearing to gain judgement for possession, this takes 5 minutes and costs me $50.

The bank took possession in January this year.