Check with your insurance if you move it up. If you have already set up the insurance to take effect on a particular date and paid for it, you might have to pay for the extra days between your new closing date and the old one or not be covered. Not every insurance company will change the effective date after you paid for the policy. Since you mentioned a cash sale there is no bank to satisfy and I wouldn't be too worried about the house burning down during those few days but there will be a lot of people coming over - neighbors, movers, water purification salesmen, landscapers, ect. and each will have an opportunity to get injured on your property- step off a curb, trip, slip and own your house before you get to enjoy it.
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