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Buying a home, seller asking for a 90 day close...

Seller needs a 90 day close due to circumstances of their move. My current home is being sold and is going into contract with a 60 day close. So we will need to figure something out..Also new home will need reno(which at this point we have no choice but to do reno while living there). Really lost in this situation and not sure what to do. My broker is suggesting proposing a 60 day close with an option for the seller to rent their house from us for 30 days. This will give us the opportunity to potentially bring in some of the renovation materials such as new floors (which I read need to be in the home environment for 2 weeks-before installing). We are also concerned with the start of the school year.. kid (kindergarten) will risk not starting the school year at the zoned school. What are your suggestions?

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