Post-Closing Possession Agreement

Definition: An agreement allowing the seller to remain in the property for an agreed period after closing, typically while waiting for their new home to be ready. The seller occupies as a tenant and pays rent or a daily occupancy charge to the buyer.

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Post-Closing Possession Agreements in Florida

A PCPA creates a landlord-tenant relationship post-closing. Fee: buyer’s PITI, market rent, or negotiated. FAR/BAR Paragraph 18(B) addresses briefly; most use separate detailed agreement. Security deposit: 1 month. Include: indemnification, renter’s insurance, and liability waiver. Seller pays utilities and damage beyond wear.

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