If you have 30 days or more, it's like any other sale.

So if you ever moved that portion of your otherwise tax free primwry home sale would now become taxable.

Jeff is also a licensed escrow/title officer so we close many transactions as well.

Should I close, if yes with what conditions ?

Have you look at your mortgage documents to see if there is a due on sale clause if not?

@Rusty ScottI just purchased a home for myself as a buyers agent and took a closing credit instead of receiving my portion of the commission.

Appliances has its own head aches ,wear and tear and complaints .Circling back to your case ,your appicants sounds too pushy which is a red flag.They want it for 6 months ,when clearly your ppty is clearly advertised for LTR .They want utilities included and washer and dryer installed.BIG RED FLAG.They are too demanding.You are the Landlord and not them.Donot flex your criteria and property for the applicants.Tomorrow they will come back and say the compressor unit is too loud and must be replaced,cabinets are not shaker style and closes hard while closing and needs to be replaced etc etc.To me this above mentioned applicants are a pass .

Many lenders want a clean title prior to handing over money for closing.

Some" not all builders tend to use the "Builder incentive" tactic like - We will give you $20K towards closing which sounds great but when the builder is setting the market and creating its own sales to move the market it’s a scam!

The eviction packet the county provides includes the "UD-100 Complaint - Unlawful Detainer" form, but that form states on the bottom of the first page "Do not use this form for evictions after sale (Code Civ Proc 1161a)".