Mary W. asked
I recently purchased a home in Florida. As part of the contract, the sellers agreed to lower the sales price and remain on the property for up to 59 days. Now, they are threatening to hold the keys and charge me for the days they were on the property if I move in early. According to the addendum signed, are they in possession of the property? Is there anything stopping me from 'moving in' even if they are still there? Are they legally able to withhold the keys from me even after they vacate?
February 1st, 2023
Diane M. answered
According to the addendum, the sellers likely have possession or a lease for the specified time peri...
February 1st, 2023
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