@Anna Shaver Most of your standard purchase contracts include a possession date & clause indicating when the seller must have vacated the property, which generally is at closing, unless a temporary lease is included or a other concessions are made.Basically...it's just a way to say, hey, if you sold the property to someone else we can call the note due.Please, just remember, no one can guarantee you it won't happen, but banks rarely call notes based upon the Due on Sale clause. 

As a FORMER agent/realtor it is my humble opinion that becoming a successful agent requires only a few basic skills that most humans already possess. 

You should have possession of your property back sometime around mid March. 

There is literally no limit to the things you can learn here if you spend the time and possess the initiative!

Seller shall have water, gas, and electricity on for Buyer's Inspections, and through the date possession is made available to Buyer."

It is ethically wrong to be wholesaler while possessing a real estate license.

Once the default is entered you get a Writ of Possession and take that to the Sheriff. 

Funny thing, a few days before I took possession THEY installed 8 security cameras all around the building, even on the other tenant's side of the duplex.

I think the onus is on the seller not the buyer... unless your then going to sell on  a wrap.. and your the seller.. check for exemptions  .. like most states allow a few year ... and or commercial purpose.In Oregon does not matter any loan for any purpose on 1 to 4 needs MLO with the exception you can do 3 a year with your own money.. and no more than 7 in possession. 

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