<prompt> Human: So, heres story:My wife and I are under contract for a house, and one of the main reasons we got the house, is because we were willing to be flexible with the closing date so that the current owners could have flexibility in buying their next home. So we became under contract on Feb 22nd, and were going to close onbefore May 31st, contingent on them buying a home... Well, theyve decided to build their home.. which was annoying and in hindsight i shouldnt have accepted this weird agreement. In order for them to build their home, they need to close ASAP for their own financial purposes... so were now closing March 31st, and weve agreed to rent to them their home until June 30th -- for the price of our mortgage payment which wont start until May 1st. For my wife and I to do this, we have to rent month-to-month for May and June, which adds like 350ish to our rent for those two months but its still below what our mortgage payment would be. Well they sent the Occupancy Agreement over this morning and Im sort of pissed and have not signed it. This is the exact wording: SellerLessee will pay ,, due on the 1st of every month. BuyerLessor will prorate any unused portion of rent back to SellerLessee if the Lessee moves out before the day given in the agreement. The day given in the agreement is June 30th.I think thats crap. Its not like my apartment complex will prorate the unused portion of my rent back to me if I move out early... So, I dont want to give them that option either.My realtor says this quote: You will be up , because they will pay you for APRIL, and you wont have a mortgage payment until May 1. If they move out June 1, you break even. If they move out any time after June 1, you are ahead.Isnt this bullcrap? Just because my rent and mortgage payments dont overlap because of the 1 month delay doesnt mean that Im not getting screwed out of losing money in the instance that they move out early... right? Or, am I wrong?Sorry for the wall of text. Please let me know if im being unfair or delusional.TLDR: Im buying a house, but renting the house to the current owners for 3 months thus extending my apartment rent. I dont get reimbursed for moving out early, so neither should they.Assistant: Be ready to delay moving. Building a house from a grass lot in 3 months is going to be difficult and you should expect setbacks.Human: Once this agreement is signed though, thats their problem right? They can live in a hotel for the extended time for all I care. They are the ones who set the dates.  <response>: Youll have to evict if thats your gameplan. Once the agreement is there then youre their landloard and will have to follow all applicable state laws to remove them. 