to acquire the possession of, or the right to, by paying or promising to pay an equivalent, especially in money; purchase.So, in essence, you are buying- you are obtaining the right to through the contract. 

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.

No assignment of any interest under this Agreement, other than by operation of law, that is not so executed, delivered and accepted shall be valid without the written approval of all of the other Beneficiaries who possess the power of direction.

Sitar music would be playing in the background and the yogi would often drive a Rolls Royce, one of a fleet in their possession.

If it is occupied there is a chance that it will take a very long time to get possession. 

It sounds awfully easy to get the previous owner out.1 - A Writ of Possession is required to legally remove them.

@Roger Gelpey, it is my opinion, and that of some experts, that you can quiet title if you have a tax deed and you are in undisputed exclusive possession. 

Usually older houses will already possess good-looking trim that can simply be retouched to look as good as the day it was made.

The 21 year interval mentioned is the time period for "adverse possession" in Pennsylvania; failure to serve notice would result in this situation.

I has been my understanding that once the bank takes possession, they have a pretty strait forward system of getting them back to market.