The notice shall specify the time, not less than ten days, within which the tenant is required to remedy the breach and shall be in substantially the following form: "(Name and address of tenant) (date)You are hereby notified that you have failed to perform according to the following rule:(specify rule allegedly breached)Be informed that if you (continue violating) (again violate) this rule after (a date not less than ten days after this notice), the landlord may terminate the rental agreement and sue for possession of your dwelling unit."

I will most likely have to do an order of possession as it looked occupied, and just recently went out  to ask for legal advice.  

Wow, didn't realize that people were overlooking Insurance as a solution.Requiring Renter's Insurance with a substantial liability coverage amount is needed.If you agree to allowing the pet's then this is a great opening to have them sign additionaladdendums and requesting a modification to the current lease for pet deposit or pet fee.The tenants changed the original agreement by adding pets.Hopefully you have the move in check list and/or pictures showing condition of property prior to them taking possession. 

It will be almost impossible to keep dirt, sheetrock dust, mud, etc from getting on their possessions too.  

You should also make it clear to your tenants that your insurance policy does NOT cover their personal possessions.

A landlord may not recover possession of a unit from a tenant under Subsection 6(A)(9) [8.22.360 A.9], if the landlord has or receives notice, any time before recovery of possession, that any tenant in the rental unit: i.

Taking their cash and letting them stay for 8 months is detrimental to them if they are unable to produce the income needed to maintain possession of your rental. 

I am very impressed with the amount of resources and the knowledge that the memebers possess.

If you are in continuous possession of the property for 3 years and have burned off all redemption rights, you would then file a suit to quiet title.

This home will be our second home, as we own a home elsewhere that we will keep.What I am looking to do is take over existing financing from a homeowner  that wants out of paying their payments (Banks really do not care who makes the payments), and have title of the property in my possession.