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When you buy a home, you expect to move into it. Seems pretty straight forward, right? Well, things don't appear to be working out that way for one Nashville woman.Tamara Holloway closed on her house on June 1 but the seller, Justin McCrory, won't vacate the property, according to News 2.McCrory told a reporter for the Nashville station that he's lived on the property for four years and that he "technically [doesn't] have to go anywhere.""The transaction went through. They're getting a good clean property. What's the problem?" he reportedly said.Signature Title Services reported the closing processor sent an email to McCrory telling him to vacate the property. Holloway also filed a detainer warrant, the first step in the eviction process, to get McCrory out of her house, the station said."It's been a nightmare," Holloway told News 2.It is possible to put an amendment in the closing papers saying a former tenant could stay in a home past a closing date, but there reportedly isn't one in Holloway and McCrory's case.Grover Collins, a real estate attorney with Collins Law Firm in Nashville, is helping Holloway pro bono and told News 2 that it could take up to another 30 days before McCrory is out of the home for good.THE BEST IS MAKE  AND EVICTION IN THE CORT HOUSE!!