Owner/property manager needs to file the paperwork for a judgment for possession if for non payment of rent or for anything else one needs to file a notice to cease and than a notice to quit and than you may file eviction paperwork.Once you have been awarded  judgment for possession you need to file the certification on same day and than wait 3 business days and file your warrant for removal.

County  council is trying to pass laws that allow the county to take possession of properties that are behind on fees.

A foreclosure is the action of taking possession of a mortgaged property when the borrower doesn't pay.

While Aaron is correct that if you terminate a MTM tenancy and the tenant refuses to move you still have to go through with an eviction (unlawful detainer) to recover possession of the property, here's the big difference between a MTM tenancy and a tenant on a year-long lease right now...Let's say you have a tenant 6 months into a year long lease who stops paying rent. 

Durham in general is a great location, being near Chapel Hill and Raleigh it also possesses a great Vacation/Air BnB opportunity.

Honestly it can mean both but if you are talking about Tenants In Common then they both have the whole bundle of ownership rights and not just the right of possession and enjoyment etc.  

That makes sense, keep the money in escrow until the previous title holder is paid, and current seller takes possession of the title.

I've yet to find a Ferrari left in the garage although the home across the street left a Maserati (begore they they were good again), Point is, rarely is there anything worth messing with.My objective is to relocate so as there is no reason for former tenant to return to the property and risk a dramatic scene or an attempt at re-possession.

Have your pre-approval or proof-of-funds dialed in and never leave home without a blank check in your possession.  

I just got possession on a property in Campbell River.