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Seller rent back after closing advice needed

We just closed on the house but we were so "generous" that we gave our sellers 25days rent free so they could move out in peace (they were buying their house with the money they got from the sell and they are also planning to do repairs in the new house). Of course now its bugging me because what if they cause damages to the house before they move out (at the end of the day its no longer theirs) or what if they overstay. We have to camp in airB&B until they leave. I feel that I own the house I cant even go to and while I am aware we agreed to it on the contract (sellers market, make your offer attractive to get the house..) it bugs me a lot now. I wanted to ask if this is a typical situation and maybe I am just overexaggerating and how to approach seller and when? I am hoping they dont need 25 days to move out and maybe will be out after 2 weeks. But I dont want to keep on calling them. Also not sure if it's a good idea for a buyer to approach seller directly? Our agent is suggesting to wait a week or two and then he said he would give them a call.Would appreciate any advise on that thanks.

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