house still occupied after closing

What is the name of your state? Louisiana
This is a hypothetical question in reference to my original thread re: no specified closing date.

Q: What happens if upon closing some articles of the seller remain in the house?

Trying to anticipate all possible scenarios from this crazy situation.

Any advice?

[HomeGuru]

Originally posted by cstough
What is the name of your state? Louisiana
This is a hypothetical question in reference to my original thread re: no specified closing date.

Q: What happens if upon closing some articles of the seller remain in the house?

Trying to anticipate all possible scenarios from this crazy situation.

Any advice?

**A: please be specific and tell us what kind of articles would be left in your made up scenario.

[JETX]

"Any advice?"
*** Yep. Contact the owner in writing and request that they contact you within 30 days to recover their property.

Specifically: a couch, a bed with matress set, a chair, dining table and chairs, bar stools, a refrigerator, washer & dryer, personal clothing.

I'm not a lawyer, but when we took occupancy of our house, anything that was left behind was ours as far as I was concerned.

When we "closed" the deal on our house, we gave them the keys. Period. it's not ours anymore. If I wasn't ready to get my stuff out, I should've moved up my closing date.

We left a snowblower, for example. We didn't want it anymore.

[Souix]

Originally posted by cstough
What is the name of your state? Louisiana
This is a hypothetical question in reference to my original thread re: no specified closing date.

Q: What happens if upon closing some articles of the seller remain in the house?

Trying to anticipate all possible scenarios from this crazy situation.

Any advice?

***They are your's unless you asked them to remove them in your contract on or before closing.***

[HomeGuru]

Hypothecically speaking, I agree with souix.