<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

A few years ago my grandmother was injured when her house caught fire. She spent months in the ICU (acquiring a significant amount of medical bills) and was placed into assisted living. I moved into her town house after the insurance was able to redo the interior. A year ago my grandmother passed away. Yesterday (Wednesday) due to medicaid attaching to the house for medical bills, we were forced to let the house go to auction and was not able to win. I spoke with the winner of the auction later that day, and we verbally agreed to give me 6 weeks to pack up my things and get out, I even said I'd leave the fridge and stove. 

Today however, he asked me to sign a leasing agreement, on Saturday. It is stating that he will not charge me for rent this week, but the following week he will require a $1000 dollar security deposit and $1,532 dollars for the months rent. 

I've heard i should get at least 90 days to vacate, or they can do "cash for keys" and pay me to leave sooner. Is this correct, and what kind of rights do i have in this situation? 

If I decide to take the appliances even though i had given him a verbal agreement that i would leave them; would there be any ramifications if i took the appliances? Even in the case that he isn't following through with the agreement of 6 weeks to vacate?
<bot>: Town-house I live in went for auction and auction winner is asking $1000 dollar security deposit and $1,530 dollars for this months rent, a week after auction. What are my rights?