Contracts
Vermont's 'seller's use and occupancy agreement' (rent-back) after closing allows:
AThe seller to stay indefinitely
BThe seller to remain in the property after closing for a specified period, typically as a tenant of the new owner✓ Correct
CThe buyer to collect rent from the seller retroactively
DThe seller to maintain ownership after closing
Explanation
A post-closing occupancy agreement (rent-back) allows the seller to remain in the property after closing for a specified period, paying the new owner (buyer) a daily rate. This helps sellers who need time to move or transition to new housing.
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