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Buyer's temporary residential lease

Diya Kumar
  • Houston, TX
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All,

I am in the final stages of closing the sale of a property and the buyer's financing organization is taking more time. However, they have sold their home and need to move into my property early. They have asked for a temporary residential lease for one week. What do I have to watch out for here. I am afraid that they might move in and not be able to close (although the loan seems to be progressing just fine, just taking longer). What pitfalls should I avoid?

Thank you very much!