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post occupancy contract question
Hi, I'm new to buying and selling and just had a dumb question. I was just wondering what happens if a seller/tenant moves out early with a post occupancy contract already signed? The contract allows up to 20 days with a certain rate per day as well as a security deposit.
Is there also any circumstance to cancel the post occupancy contract or if it's beneficial to keep it. I feel it provides protection as a buyer but just wanted to get everyone's thoughts.