You should have a representative there during the access, to guard your client possessions, privacy.

After that it will be eviction for possession if she pushes it. 

If its been there for more than 10 years, then you are out of luck, the neighbor has adversely possessed it.

Each state has different laws around redemption periods, interest rates, and possession.

If an outgoing tenant releases possession of the property to you late you'll be unable to give the incoming tenants possession of the property on time.

As the beneficiary of the non-performing note, I would like to take possession of the property.

Which is how this type of deal goes down, the seller is agreeing to allow you to take possession of their property and pay their existing mortgage payments.

People argue that this type of transaction gets around issue 2, because the intermediary is the owner right before the final buyer takes possession.

@Reya RipetThis is unprofessional advice and also illegal in Georgia and would likely fall under self-help eviction . 2010 Georgia CodeTITLE 44 - PROPERTYCHAPTER 7 - LANDLORD AND TENANTARTICLE 3 - DISPOSSESSORY PROCEEDINGS§ 44-7-50 - Demand for possession; procedure upon a tenant's refusal; concurrent issuance of federal lease termination noticeI agree with other responses to let the court system procedures take care of this .

@Christopher Artis, once you have a tax deed from the state and have had exclusive possession of the property for three years, you can file a quiet title lawsuit in the Circuit Court of Mobile County.