Finally got the possession. 

I'm not sure how to go about enforcing a ban, but I think a good start would be to make it illegal to produce rounds and have harsher penalties for anyone caught possessing a gun.

It has been my experience that most lenders will allow reinstatement during the entire process.State 5:The Auction: This is the final day when the borrower can regain control of the dwelling by paying to the trustee the amount owed to the lender just prior to the trustee calling an auction and requesting bids from the buyers at the auction.Stage 6:Obtaining possession of the property.

Even if you buy the property with no cash out of pocket, you'll need cash to carry you though down times.As far as buying with nothing down, you could get the seller to give you 100% financing.Buy it with a lease option where you pay only a small option fee.Lease it with a master lease, which gives you possession, but not ownership.

This is mostly because they know that they are going to have to ask people to part with their hard-earned money, their most valuable possession of survival.

My husband and I have both had so many large lump sums of money in our possession over the last few years that we just blew on stupidity....even after knowing we should invest.

Past all of the beautiful homes, cars and lifestyle possessions real estate has allowed me to do for those who were not in a position to do for themselves.    

As to "the bundle of sticks" (ownership rights) possession is granted to a tenant, what other right attaches to the right of possession?

Doors & windows are boarded up except for a gap we put ours arms through with a camera.We take possession in 30 days & the elderly out of state owner says its all yours but said the barn hasn't been touched for 14 years.The old doors we found in the basement are 9 ft x 4 Ft wide a piece & they appear to be the pocket doors missing between the living rm/dining rm & they are in good condition.The ground floor has two large master baths & the staircase & hardwood floors are amazing.

You have possession and use of the car, but the lender has the title.