'We are [confused] first-time homebuyers': Previous homeowners leave their furniture demanding new homeowners store it until they're ready to pick it up
There are a lot of stressful moments in one's life, but buying a house has to make it close to the top of the list—especially nowadays! Buying a house is not cheap, you're investing more than just a portion of your paycheck, you're investing a lifetime agreement. So to put that ink to paper to make it official can be nerve-racking. It's only natural that you want everything to be perfect before you officially commit.
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Pouring over the agreements again and again is essential in the home-buying experience. You can't leave any i's undotted or t's uncrossed. That's for both party's benefit. So when one of the parties tries to pull some shady move, you can pull out the written documents to prevent them.
This couple, first-time homebuyers using a VA loan, is a littler perplexed with what the previous homeowners are requesting. They move in and the previous homeowners want them to store all of their furniture for several days after move-in. That was not in the written agreement and the couple has their own furniture, so there is simply no room. They would either have to remove the furniture or push back their move-in date, which they cannot do since their lease is up. Being first-time homebuyers, they're nervous that the previous homeowners are going to use this to pull some shady stuff and confuse them out of losing more money or even losing the house. What would you do or have your real estate agent do?
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