Possession of drugs in certain amounts carries varied levels of illegal actions.

Plus I document the emails that I send them prior to them taking over the possession of the place. 

@Corey Key, the relevant trigger date for judicial redemption is the date of exclusive and continuous possession, not the date of purchase. 

At foreclosure auction, no other bidders met the full credit bid the lender required and the property "reverted" to the lender.Said lender now owns the property on its books, which was formerly a mortgage asset, it used to be termed OREO ("other real estate owned") by bank auditors because these were not assets intended as buildings used by banks for retail offices, etc.A lender that (now) owns a property inherits all the senior liens, if any, as well as property taxes (both current and delinquent) as well as the ongoing issues with possession and maintenance. 

That to me means Escrow pays both and are in possession of all Satisfactions Prior to the Seller receiving any funds from the Escrow account .As far as the consulting goes Not sure what my Advice or Opinion are worth .

you can get force placed insurance for a short time until you get possession.

I possess the passion and thirst to make in Real Estate.

I mean there are 40 acres, so you could potentially put a ton of mobile homes on there, but there is a plan for at least 130 in the future total.There is a park 15 miles away that is renting for $400 per spot but it also has paved roads and a pool.The owner estimates expenses to be $15,650 per year($2350 in liability insurance, $4000 in repairs and maintenance, $5200 in trash, and $4100 in utilities)That puts the NOI at $81,850 just at current capacity even though there is a ton of room to grow it seems.There are three chlorinated wells and two regularly maintained lagoonsThere is also a 1500 square foot house on the property that the manager lives in that I can most likely get included in the dealIn 2006 the place  appraised for $675,000The asking price is $550,000 The land, the house, and the MHP have been in the owner's possession forever but he currently lives out of state.

Now they left the keys on the kitchen counter (I saw them when I entered with proper notice and their permission to show the house to a prospective tenant) but they are not responding to my email communication to confirm that they officially turn over possession of the house to me, the owner.

What is your understanding of the abeyance of writ of possession in the county court.When the court will reopen, do you believe that we will be able to get judgment for all back rent?