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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Don't the buyers get a last minute walk through prior to closing?  If your crap is still in the house and, for whatever reason, they miss something that they would've otherwise noticed in a vacant house, that could be a problem.

I wanted the sellers out that day.  We had shit to do and were planning on sleeping in the new house that night to get started early. [/quote]

Does the buyer have a right to a walk-thru in a vacant house? We merely want to comply with the requirements in the contract.

Just as a PP said we have to vacate in accordance with the contract we also don't need to do any more than the contract calls for.[/quote]

No, there's no requirement that the house be vacant at that time.  I'm just saying that if you have a shelving unit or something that blocks a major water stain (that shows you had a leaking toilet last month) and then, after the buyer moves in, that stain not only becomes horribly noticeable, but also, the toilet starts leaking again (because, as the seller, you picked a day laborer to fix it the first time).  Then the buyer could claim that you willingly hid that evidence by failing to get your shit out of there.

[b]You're the one who sounds like a PITA OP[/b].  Why not just call the day prior to your actual closing the "closing date" and move your stuff?!!?![/quote]

This.  Exactly.  [/quote]

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