In real estate deals, buyers and sellers often have different expectations about timing, communication, and property condition. When things go smoothly these differences don't matter, but delays, repairs, or moving complications expose hidden risks for both sides.
Expectations create the second layer of risk. The buyer may expect the seller to leave on time, communicate clearly, and protect the property. The seller may see the arrangement as flexible, especially when moving logistics become harder than expected. That difference may not matter if everything goes smoothly. It matters when something changes. A delay, a repair issue, a moving problem, a disagreement over the condition of the property. That is when expectations get tested.
