Agreement for Occupancy After Closing: by Seller is a type of contract between a seller and buyer, that outlines the terms and conditions of occupancy after the closing of a real estate property. This agreement will be used when the buyer wishes to occupy the property before the closing date and the seller is willing to grant this privilege. Generally, it will outline the buyer’s rights and responsibilities for the use of the property during the occupancy period, the buyer’s responsibility to pay rent to the seller, and any other terms agreed upon by both parties. Types of Agreement for Occupancy After Closing: by Seller include: 1. Leasehold Occupancy Agreement: This is an agreement between a seller and buyer where the seller grants the buyer the right to occupy the property for a certain period of time, usually until the closing date of the sale. 2. Tenancy at Will Agreement: This is an agreement between a seller and buyer where the buyer is renting the property from the seller on a month-to-month basis, with no predetermined end date. 3. Month-to-Month Agreement: This is an agreement between a seller and buyer where the buyer is renting the property from the seller on a month-to-month basis, with a predetermined end date. 4. Short-Term Rental Agreement: This is an agreement between a seller and buyer where the buyer is renting the property from the seller on a short-term basis, usually for a few months.