Your biggest concern is getting possession back and getting the relatives to take or waive rights to the belongings so you don't have to store it.

If its not included in the judgement, I'd be hesitant to deduct them.btw: If  the eviction was simply a 30 day notice to terminate the lease because you wanted a new tenant and not for failure to pay, then you likely only have a judgement of possession.

Also, how do I go about raising rents up to market value after taking possession (if I choose to buy it)?

The filing of probate and judgement of possession can happen in about two weeks, therefore heirs have the ability to sell pretty quickly. 

With a renter, they will not be able to give you possession of the home at closing - which is what most purchase contracts explicitly state.So you should have final say as to the tenant seeing as how you're going to have to inherit them as part of the purchase.  

That would give you possession on Nov 1. 

The state tightened up the regulations just for the frauds that want to play games with peoples lives and probably their most valuable possession. 

If you have the property under contract, you can ask the seller for a master lease allowing you to rent the property out on or after the date you would take possession and contingent upon closing.  

Houses were in possession of banks artificially lowering supply. 

This seems like a risky deal, but a good one because there's someone who might have some title to the land who wants me to have it, the quit claim deed is so cheap and there are no back taxes.Note: I do not have enough capital to fund a construction project immediately, but I could start the adverse possession statute of limitations by fencing and clearing the lot.What am I missing?