If a buyer asks for the keys before closing… what would you do?https://youtu.be/xoqMr2m4UB8It sounds harmless. Maybe they just want to store a few things or move in early. But in real estate, this is called early possession, and it can create serious legal, financial, and insurance risks for sellers.In this episode of Talking Realty, Glen breaks down:Why buyers ask for possession before closingWhat can go wrong (including real stories)How deals can fall apart after early possessionThe risks of letting buyers move in earlyWhat to say when buyers ask for accessHow to protect yourself if you absolutely have to allow itWith nearly 3,000 home sales under our belt, we’ve seen how quickly this situation can turn from a small favor into a major problem. Bottom line: No closing = No keys. If you’re selling your home and want to avoid costly mistakes, this is a must-watch. If you’re thinking about listing or you’ve been selling on your own and have questions, book a free no-obligation call where we can discuss your selling goals and how to reach them.Key Moments:Key Resources:Book Your Free Pre-Selling Strategy CallDownload the Ultimate Home Selling ToolkitContact Information:Podcast Website: TalkingRealty.comOhio Property Group: OhioMLSFlatFee.comEmail: [email protected]Book Your Free Pre-Selling Strategy CallAssociates Title WebsiteRyan Phillips / Associates Title: 614 419 2418Download the Ultimate Home Selling ToolkitGlen’s BlogBook: “You Can Sell It” by Glen WhittenCourse: “Living To Listing” Complete Listing Prep@OhioMLSFlatFee   @ohmlsflatfee  Ohio MLS Flat FeeOhioMLSFlatFee@ohiomlsflatfee