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What happens in Maryland if the seller refuses to leave the property after selling?

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What happens in Maryland if the seller refuses to leave the property after selling? What actions can the new owner take if they are operating remotely? I am hoping to get this answered on Monday by speaking to an attorney but I would like to know going in what to expect. 

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Russell Brazil
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Quote from @Isaac Passmore:

What happens in Maryland if the seller refuses to leave the property after selling? What actions can the new owner take if they are operating remotely? I am hoping to get this answered on Monday by speaking to an attorney but I would like to know going in what to expect. 


 You would need to evict them.

However the very simple solution here is simply do not close until the property is vacant.

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