I would refrain from showing.By law, the tenant has possession.

You are essentially selling the contract without ever taking possession of the property.

I was able to successfully pull dismissed BK's out of it, but now I am trying to figure out how I can find records of those that recently filed for eviction, or those that received possession of their property.

You get possession, and get to drive the car.

Foreclosure - taking possession of the underlying property after the property owner has failed to redeem within the redemption period.

He is not an owner, he doesn't have any "equitable ownership", he has a right of possession for the time of lease, that's all.The owner remains an owner until, and if, the renter exercises his option.

When I find a distressed property that the bank has taken possession of, but not yet for sale, how do I get ahead of everyone to make the offer?

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I am not talking about traffic violations, I am talking about drug possession / intent to sell, domestic abuse, things like that.

You may or may not be entitled to some or all of it.If the lender took possession at the sale, then I don't know what rights you may have.