During the sale of property through enforcement or insolvency proceedings, among other legally prescribed indications, the indication of a vacant possession of a property is also stated, i.e. whether the enforcement debtor lives with their family members in that property, or if the property is rented or leased.
The vacant possession of a property  signifies that the enforcement debtor and/or third person does not live in the property and that there is no furniture or other movable property inside the property, as well as that the property is not rented or leased.
Non-vacant possession of a property  means that the property buyer in the enforcement proceedings must become an owner of the property through new enforcement proceedings in order to take over the property.
During insolvency proceedings, the insolvency manager must, immediately after the insolvency proceedings are initiated, take into possession all assets that form a part of an insolvency estate (including properties) and manage them, as well as transfer the ownership to the property buyer.