New homeowners allow previous residents to stay for one more week, now they refuse to leave: 'This is why you don't do nice things for people!'

There is a downside to being too nice to people.

Unfortunately for this young couple, who recently became homeowners after a speedy negotiation process, they learned exactly what happens when you let people walk all over you. After they closed a deal on their new home, they were politely asked by the previous owners to give them an extra week to pack their belongings and vacate the premises. 

Almost an entire month later, the author's wife showed up at their new home, only to discover that the previous owner had not packed a single item. Their furniture was still there, as were their vehicles and personal items. That's the moment that the author and his partner realized that they had a major problem on their hands.

It was not long before they had to sue these guys for refusing to comply with the rules. The problem was that until that lawsuit was properly carried out, these previous owners maintained their stance on never leaving the home that was simply no longer theirs. Keep scrolling below for this account of the full conflict and the subsequent consequences!

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