This brown bear population only occurs on the islands of the Kodiak Archipelago (Kodiak, Afognak, Shuyak, Raspberry, Uganik, Sitkalidak, and adjacent islands).
The possession date, usually the same as the settlement date, is the day that you will take possession of the house. It is also known as the settlement date because it is the day you pay for the house, and this process of transferring money is known as settlement. This date can be determined by a number of things.
The sale date will be entered into the final judgment by the trial court judge. It may be as little as thirty-five days out or perhaps as long as several months. The purchaser of the property-typically the bank-will be granted a certificate of title ten days after the sale if no objections are filed. The purchaser then may request a writ of possession to have the occupant evicted. Whether the purchaser will do so immediately is another matter.