Changes made on the purchase agreement by the seller to the purchaser's original offer, sent back to the purchaser for consideration.
a response from the seller modifying the offer you submitted. (You can either accept or counter offer back.)
A response to a purchase offer that rejects all or part of the original purchase offer but continues the negotiations in an attempt to reach an acceptable sales contract.
A new offer as to price, terms, and conditions, made in response to a prior, unacceptable offer. A counter offer terminates an original offer.
A response to a purchase offer that rejects all or part of the original offer but keeps the negotiations open in hopes of reaching an agreement.
a combination of a rejection of
an entirely new offer, one that the buyer doesn't have to accept
an offer made by an offeree to his offeror relating to the same matter as the original offer and proposing a substituted bargain differing from that proposed by the original offer
an offer made by management upon learning that a valued employee is leaving
a rejection of the offer with a simultaneous offer from the seller to the buyer
a rejection unless otherwise stated
a revised employment offer made by an employer when an employee resigns in an attempt to retain the staff member
After a buyer makes an offer to purchase real estate from a seller, the seller may counter offer back with a slight change in terms or price.
An offer to extend credit on different terms than the applicant originally requested.
An additional agreement to sell the property to the potential buyer on terms differing from the original offer, which may accept or reject items in the original offer, or previous counter offer.
A sellers response to an offer to purchase when the offer contains conditions not acceptable to the seller. Agency - Describes the relationship that exists between a Realtor and the buyer and /or seller.
A status of a credit request that results when a lender does not approve credit under the originally requested terms. The lender requires some other action by the applicant such as accepting a lesser dollar amount on the loan, arranging for a co signer or guarantor, or the presentation of additional collateral.
A new offer made in response to an offer received. It has the effect of rejecting the original offer, which cannot be accepted thereafter unless revived by the offeror.
A response to an offer or a preceding counter offer, which changes or adds terms that supercede the terms offered in the preceding offer or counter offer.
An offer made by a buyer or seller to the other party, responding to the asking price or a subsequent adjustment to that price to complete a purchase or sale.
When a seller or buyer responds to an offer with new terms and/or price.
The offer made by one party (buyer or seller) in response to an offer presented by the other.
One party's written response to the other party's offer during negotiation of a real estate purchase between buyer and seller.
A change in price or terms of an unacceptable offer.
Seller's response to a buyer's offer.
Subsequent offer(s) made on a property after the initial offer.
a response to an earlier offer that includes a modification of an agreement's terms.
Rejection of an offer to buy, that includes a new offer to consider.
Proposal was returned unaccepted with creditor requesting additional funds, awaiting authorization from client for increase.
A new offer made as a result of another offer, which cancels the original offer.
An offer in direct response to an offer and may contain any proposed set of conditions that would modify the original offer to make it acceptable.
A response to an offer to purchase a property that introduces new or different terms and conditions.
An offer made in response to another offer. A counter offer has to be more generous than the original offer for it to stand a chance of being accepted.
A substitute offer to buy or sell which replaces the original offer.
An answer to an offer. If a prospective Purchaser presents an offer to purchase a property to the owner of the property, that owner may accept the offer as it stands, reject it outright or respond with a "counteroffer" which changes certain terms of the original offer. Upon receipt of a counter offer, the buyer may answer the counteroffer with a counter offer #2, and so on.
If an Offer to Purchase is NOT accepted by the seller, the seller may alter some of the terms and then present a Counter Offer to the buyer. The buyer must then look at the alterations made and decide whether or not to accept them. The buyer also has the option to further Counter Offer the seller.
A response to an offer - occurs when either party in a real estate transaction alters the contract's terms before the final signing. Typically, the counter offer is the seller's response to the buyer's initial offer.
An offer which essentially terminates a prior offer and states only the new terms to be negotiated.
The rejection of an offer to buy or sell that simultaneously makes a different offer, changing the terms in some way.
An offer in response to an offer. 'A' offers to by 'B's' house for $20,000 which is listed for $22,000. 'B' counter offers 'A's' offer by stating that he will sell the house to 'A" for $21,000. The $21,000 is the counter offer.
An offer which replaces and supersedes a previous offer.
A new offer made as a reply to an offer received, having the effect of rejecting the original offer, which cannot be accepted thereafter unless revived by the offeror's repeating it.
An offer made by the seller back to the buyer altering one or several terms and/or conditions of the offer as originally written.
To make an offer to finance on terms that are different from those originally requested by the applicant.
A rejection of an offer by a seller along with an agreement to sell the property to the potential buyer on terms differing from the original offer.
An offer made by the lender to grant credit other than in the amount or terms requested by the application.