[quote=bake]Delays in closing are not uncommon, which is why I’ve always been surprised more contracts aren’t written with a 30 day seller leaseback after close.[/quote]
We’ve done this every time we’ve sold a house. It works out well.
Why would any seller want to throw away money doing that? The only time it makes sense is if the sellers PITI matches the buyers PITI which is rare.[/quote]
Because they don’t want to spend lots of money and time moving and have a vacant home if the deal doesn’t close??!!
Why would any seller want to throw away money doing that? The only time it makes sense is if the sellers PITI matches the buyers PITI which is rare.[/quote]
Because they don’t want to spend lots of money and time moving and have a vacant home if the deal doesn’t close??!!
Why would any seller want to throw away money doing that? The only time it makes sense is if the sellers PITI matches the buyers PITI which is rare.[/quote]
Because they don’t want to spend lots of money and time moving and have a vacant home if the deal doesn’t close??!!
Why would any seller want to throw away money doing that? The only time it makes sense is if the sellers PITI matches the buyers PITI which is rare.[/quote]
Because they don’t want to spend lots of money and time moving and have a vacant home if the deal doesn’t close??!!
Why would any seller want to throw away money doing that? The only time it makes sense is if the sellers PITI matches the buyers PITI which is rare.[/quote]
Because they don’t want to spend lots of money and time moving and have a vacant home if the deal doesn’t close??!!
Yes but this is not the case. Try not to confuse not being able to close with closing and doing a rent back. If a buyer cannot close it doesn’t matter if a rent back agreement is in place or not.
Yes but this is not the case. Try not to confuse not being able to close with closing and doing a rent back. If a buyer cannot close it doesn’t matter if a rent back agreement is in place or not.
Yes but this is not the case. Try not to confuse not being able to close with closing and doing a rent back. If a buyer cannot close it doesn’t matter if a rent back agreement is in place or not.
Yes but this is not the case. Try not to confuse not being able to close with closing and doing a rent back. If a buyer cannot close it doesn’t matter if a rent back agreement is in place or not.
Yes but this is not the case. Try not to confuse not being able to close with closing and doing a rent back. If a buyer cannot close it doesn’t matter if a rent back agreement is in place or not.
