An offer to purchase a property which is contingent on the fulfillment of certain conditions before it becomes firm and binding. Also known as "Conditional Sales Contract".
An offer made conditional, for example on availability of finance or sale of other property.
If an investor is interested in buying an IPO, he or she will give the lead manager an order for a specific amount of stock. Since most IPOs are oversubscribed, conditional offer are usually for several times what the investor really wants. On some deals, the valuation of the IPO may be an issue. In this case an investor might give a limit order for the IPO. For example, the investor might say, "I'm in up to $15", meaning they will take shares if they are priced at $15 or less.
Offer to purchase made with specific conditions that must be met before finalization. Conditions could include arranging satisfactory financing (mortgage), satisfactory inspection or selling existing residence. There is usually a time limit in which each specified condition must be met.
An offer to purchase securities depending on the effectiveness of a registration statement and the pricing of an IPO.
An offer to purchase subject to specified conditions. These conditions could include the arranging of satisfactory mortgage financing, a satisfactory inspection or the selling of a present home. A time limit in which the specified conditions must be met should be stipulated in the offer to purchase.
An offer to purchase subject to specified conditions. These conditions could be the arranging of a mortgage, or the selling of a present home. Usually a time limit in which the specified conditions must be met is stipulated.
An Offer to Purchase subject to conditions. These conditions may relate to financing, or the sale of an existing home. Usually a time limit in which the specified conditions must be satisfied is stipulated
() An offer to purchase the home that is subject to certain conditions. These conditions typically include financing; approval of strata documentation, home inspections or in some cases the sale of an another home. There is usually a time limit in which the specified conditions must be satisfied.
An offer subject to conditions such as loan approval or acquring a mortgage.
An Offer to Purchase that is subject to specified conditions, for example, the arrangement of a mortgage. There is usually a stipulated time limit within which the specified conditions must be met.
Offer of a place on a course at university dependent on confirmation of predicted A-level results (see Unconditional Offer).
An offer to purchase, but with conditions such as the selling of a present home or being able to arrange proper financing.
A purchase contract (offer to buy) submitted to the property seller that stipulates one or more requirements to be met before the purchaser is obligated to buy.
An Offer to Purchase that is subject to specified conditions, for example, on approved financing or upon an approved home inspection. Conditional offers typically have a stipulated time limit within which the specified conditions must be met.
An offer to buy a property if certain conditions are met.
Purchase offer in which the buyer proposes to purchase property only after certain events (sale of another home, finding a loan commitment, etc.) occur.
purchase offer in which the buyer proposes to purchase property only after certain events occur, such as the sale of the current home, or obtaining financing.
An offer to purchase subject to specified conditions. These conditions could be the arranging of a mortgage or building inspection. A time limit of 2 to 5 days in which gthe specified conditions must be met is stupulated.
An offer for enrolment for students that is dependent on fulfilling either entrance or English requirements. Students must satisfy the admission conditions before they can enrol at Victoria.
An offer to buy a property, but only under certain circumstances. (For example, the buyer receives financing or sells her old home first.)
purchase contract tendered to the seller that stipulates one or more requirements to be satisfied before the purchaser is obligated to buy. -- View Real Estate Listings
An offer to purchase a piece of real estate provided certain conditions are met.
A conditional offer, or C.O., is an offer on the part of the investor to purchase a security offered by a company, subject to four conditions: 1. The registration statement for the offering is declared effective by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), 2. the offering is priced within the expected price range, 3. the investor is allocated shares in the offering, and 4. the C.O. has not been withdrawn by the investor. A C.O. becomes a legally binding contract when it is accepted by FBRIS. FBRIS may accept a C.O. at any time after FBRIS has provided notice to the investor of the offering price, number of shares allocated, and the opportunity to cancel the C.O. prior to FBRIS's e-mail acceptance of the investor's C.O. (which is typically at least one hour after the issue is priced and declared effective.) See: Registration Statement
Purchase offer in which the buyer proposes to purchase only after certain occurrences (sale of another home, securing of financing, etc.)
