It also depends on the severity of the offense, possession or dealing, without details, can't say.

This can vary by state/jurisdiction, but an eviction (Unlawful Detainer) is typically the process by which a landlord seeks to have a tenant removed from a property that they continue to occupy/use/have possession of in violation of the lease. 

If you owned $1million in collectible artwork but but had no job, technically you wold be wealthy.

He just took possession this spring, which is only a few years later.

So get it back on the MLS the same day you take possession.

Kinda the worst of both your scenarios, plus one you didn't mention: long term tenant, followed by a long vacancy - one month before we have legal possession and have removed their chattel and 4-6 weeks beyond to refurbish the property ... we'll be lucky to have it rented by Jan.

If you wish to have ownership rights beyond mere possession, you will need to find a way to acquire marketable title.

Sell the ugly and fix the good after you take possession.

Not only was the PM talking to the owner I was talking to her in LA as the lender and my collateral was about to be severely damaged.Tennant in this case ( walked through home) was neat and clean.. not a lot of possession like you will see with a lot of working class tenants.. took her and her kids all of 60 minutes to pack and move to someone elses home.2.

Hi, BP expertsI am about to sign a contract, but the seller wants me to agree that "Possession of the property shall be granted 3-7 days after closing".