Home buyers demand owner allow them into the house so they can measure it, owner refuses to let them in until they move out: 'No access until you buy the house'

Selling your home for the first time might be just as confusing as buying a home for the first time. There is so much bureaucracy, so many rules and unspoken agreements to follow, how does one even know where to begin?

Some of these questions are what led this homeowner to check if her actions are justified, because she doesn't know if what the sellers are asking of her is considered normal or not. 

After already seeing the property, having 3 frncers there to quote and even bringing their parents for a special showing, the buyers are now asking to come measure the house for furniture. That is when the homeowner finally said no. They didn't even close the deal yet, and they are already making all of these demands? It was time to put them in their place.

After the homeowner refused to let the sellers into her house again, she wondered if that was the right thing to do. Scroll down to read the full story to decide if her actions were correct.

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