First of all the basic law :

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Adverse possession is a principle of real estate law whereby somebody who possesses the land of another for an extended period of time may be able to claim legal title to that land...

I bought a property (condo) at a foreclosure auction and I am waiting for the deed. I have been by the property a couple times and the blinds are closed but there is a light on inside. I have knocked on the door and n...

Howdy, I am in a pinch.  The unit rented for 8/1/2022 will not be ready. I messed up a few things.   It will take about two weeks, if I am lucky. I can't deliver possession. I have the following clause, 7. Possession....

I recently acquired a property in NC which underwent a foreclosure. I need to evict the previous homeowners and will start off by offering cash for keys.What's the legal process from thereon in case they refuse my offer?

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This may be a dumb question but I been reading a few books on real estate trying to educate myself and the topic of the last chapter was adverse possession. Basically, what I gathered was that if you ...

I am looking for anyone with experience in a similar situation to the one described below. What were the main hurdles? Did the occupant leave before closing? Did the occupant trash the place? What is the best course o...

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So I'm closing on my 3rd property situated in Chicago in the next couple of weeks. This property is an REO but will be transferred to me as an occupied property. I've drove by the property and it see...

Hello, I am currently in the process of evicting a tenant, I am at the step where the sheriffs office needs to come and evict however when I went to schedule the eviction they are booked 6 months all the way until Feb...

A new Alabama Court of Civil Appeals decision on Friday January 12, 2018 makes it clear that Alabama tax sale investors who wait too long to take possession forfeit their rights.The issue is about the short statute of...

I’m curious if anyone has experience acquiring properties by paying off someone else’s overdue property taxes. I read about this process and it sounds odd. Is it messy getting the people out? Is it a good idea?