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In the majority of home sales, the buyer takes possession of the house after the closing appointment. Until the closing date, they are not allowed to reside in the home, move any belongings inside, or even take over the keys to the property.
Temporary occupancy refers to a short-term arrangement where a buyer is permitted to occupy a property for a specific period before the closing. This can be useful in situations where the buyer needs time to finalize financing or complete other necessary tasks before the official closing.
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. This type of agreement can be beneficial in certain situations, but it also involves specific risks and considerations for the buyer and the seller.
Risk of Damage: If the buyer moves in before closing, theres a risk they could damage the property or alter it in ways that could affect the sale. Liability Issues: You may face liability for accidents or injuries that occur on the property before the sale is finalized.
Early Possession Agreement is a formal contract that outlines the terms and conditions under which the buyer can take possession of the property before the official closing date. This agreement protects the seller and the buyer by specifying responsibilities, timelines, and financial arrangements.
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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.
What a use and occupancy agreement does is allow the homebuyer to move into the property prior to the closing date under certain agreed-upon terms and conditions. The clear benefit is that the buyer can avoid having to move twice (or more), and it provides them with a smoother post-closing transition into the new home.

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