You can also ask when the lease expired and review the lease agreement,  call the Listing agent to get more information about the house and the tenants 

Their lease is set to expire September 30, 2017 and they want to be out June 1, 2017.  

Let's keep in mind that this is not an FHA loan, I have put down 25%, I have my primary home loan with them for years, my credit score is pristine and now my rate lock has expired.

It is further agreed that in the event said Tenant, prior to the expiration of this Agreement, or any renewal thereof, vacate, abandon, or surrender the premises at any time during the tenancy then the Landlord will have the right to enter the premises by use of key or by force, if necessary, for the purpose of decorating or repairing said premises so that it may be put in habitable and proper condition for occupancy by a prospective or another Tenant, without being liable to prosecution therefore or damages by reason hereof and without relieving the Tenant of any obligations to pay the rent for said premises.This would be great, but he has a dog and I'm risking one of my team getting bit.

May rent is not paid, the lease was expired at the end of March, and I'm ready to change the locks and get it ready for the next tenant.

We were officially supposed to close today due to the contract expiring today, but the appraisal took longer to come back than usual.

Also, when a tenant’s lease expired, the previous owner let them stay on their current lease month to month.

If a person is up front about moving out before there lease expires, I charge them 3 months rent, technically 2 since I keep the deposit.

Sometimes an agent may have an exclusive listing that expires.  

I've seen sub $80k "wholesale" properties come down more than $20k as the "wholesaler" needs to sell before their contract expires. $20k+ profit on that low of a priced property isn't what I think of when thinking of wholesalers.