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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Junk at Closing?
I am about to close on a property and went for a final walk through. We found items of furniture, possessions and some assorted junk. Closing is due but I intend to refuse to close until these items are removed. I just wanted to check with BPers, can you think of some other way of solving this problem? I don't want to create difficulties but at the same time I don't want to be taken advantage of nor do I want to have to rent a truck and haul away other people's stuff. I have always had vacant possession when I bought units before. My view is there is no leverage once closing has taken place.