Temporary Lease Agreement to Prospective Buyer of Residence prior to Closing - Pennsylvania 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Temporary Lease Agreement in our editor.
  2. Begin by filling in the parties involved. Enter the names of the Landlord and Tenant in the designated fields.
  3. Specify the property address as described in the contract between Landlord and Tenant. Ensure accuracy for legal purposes.
  4. Indicate the lease term by entering the start date and termination date, ensuring it does not exceed specified limits.
  5. Fill in the rental amount per day and total anticipated rental payment for clarity on financial obligations.
  6. Complete the security deposit section, detailing any amounts paid and conditions for its return upon lease termination.
  7. Review utility responsibilities, ensuring you note which utilities are covered by either party.
  8. Address any special provisions or conditions that may apply to your specific situation in the designated section.

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A pre-occupancy agreement, also known as an early possession agreement, is a contract that allows a buyer to move into a property before closing day.
Its extremely common for owners to stay in a home prior to closing. Weve bought and sold 3 houses in 32 years, and have stayed until closing, or close to it. Not uncommon at all.
Rule of thumb is do not give possession until after closing . You do not want to let them move in 20 days early . The risks are what if something comes up that either causes them to not close ( all sorts of reasons ) Think of it as running a red light at 40 .
They allow you to check the home for damage, problems, or other concerns and ensure that the home is in the condition the seller promised. Final walkthroughs are not required but are highly recommended.
Your buyer can move in early as long as you are compensated and they sign a rental agreement. Even then, you need to accept the risk you are taking by letting the future owner of the home take over early.

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Step 11: Close and move in Youre ready for the closing, which is when the property will change hands. Be sure to set aside several hours for the closing and to come prepared with all the funds you need to cover the remainder of the downpayment and all closing costs and fees. Once youve closed, the home is yours.
Use and occupancy (UO) is a short-term real estate agreement that allows a home buyer to use or occupy a property before a transfer of ownership is complete or lets a seller remain in the property after closing.
Early possession or occupancy is a request made by a homebuyer to move into a property before the closing date.

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