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If it is a commercial property, why not? If this is a single-family home, also why not? You could in that situation do owner financing.
Imagine signing a new deal to rent the property the week before the buyer for the property comes and makes an offer.
Unless you sign a month to month rental agreement you could potentially be screwing yourself because now the buyer has to honor the existing rental agreement.
I avoided doing this out of the potential damages vs. profit consideration. Plus based on the duration expected to sell the property it did not make sense to have someone have not only an inconvenience of moving in and out but also having to accommodate showings as well.
Not to mention the smaller pool of buyers.