[RPPTL LandTen] Ejectment? Writ of Possession?

[Law Offices of Scott A. Frank P.A]

Here's an interesting one - not sure whether to ask my leasing brethren or
those in the residential foreclosure crew, but I will try here first.

 

Foreclosure of a residential condo in Miami-Dade.  CT issued in 2010.  Bank
apparently never decided to take possession.  Bank is now selling title to
the property.  So if client buys, what is the right way to get the old owner
out?  Writ of Possession in the 2008 case?  Ejectment under Ch. 66?  I am
quite sure Chapter 83 would not apply, but I am open to suggestions as to
how client could try to use it.

 

Also, any  thoughts on the occupant's possible defenses?

 

Thanks again.

 

Scott A. Frank

Attorney at Law

 

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