@Edward KaniveThat's absolutely fantastic that you make so much money i would love to have that kind of tools to use. my first thought when reading your post was that you kinda see the homes as a personal possession, not as a tool to make you money.

One tenant died, and her neighbor (who happens to be a messy, terrible tenant) somehow had possession of the keys and handed them to a girl claiming she is the decedents niece.

I initially tried to counter sue in small claims to get possession of my mobile home back since they were suing me anyways.

The basic difference is that you are suing for possession only with no monetary judgment. 

But if I've made solid connections with those who have cash and can rely on them to come through when I present them with a good deal, then technically I'm a cash buyer...I guess I was stuck in the mindset that the cash needed to be possessed by me.Thanks again!

This is normally much faster that eviction for unpaid rent.Then you can immediately file a writ of possession and the constable will schedule a set-out with you.

What other legal paperwork was signed when they took possession?

I am supposed to take possession of the property on the 7th.This and the amounts they ask for seem off to me and I want to see if anyone here can confirm they're off or tell me why they are accurate.Rents are 655, 670, 700, 715 = $2740Original amount I was credited for this month's rent = $2161.97Escrow says seller never collected 655 + 670 = $1325Escrow is asking me to pay $1306.85Escrow says the two units pay rent on the 15th so I will get a this months entire rent for these 2 on the 15th ($1325, 8 days after closing).

A borrower would have to contest standing in most cases and possession of the note itself is winning many of these arguments.Documents lack required formalities like signatures of all borrowers; notarization - Probably not this.  

@Joshua Dorkin You and Brandon likely have an inside track on this contest as you are in possession of the historical data.If we can structure it such that there is one winner...I'll spring for their next membership renewal ... how's that?