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
Rejection of an offer by the seller along with the agreement to sell the property to a potential buyer under different terms from the original offer.
The changing of an offer by the recipient of the offer such that the original offer is rejected and a new offer is created.
Offer made by the buyer or seller in response to the other's bid.
An offer made by the lender to grant credit other than in the amount or terms 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 in return by the person who rejects the previous offer.
A new offer made as a reply to an offer received from another; this has the effect of rejecting the original offer, which cannot thereafter be accepted unless revived by the offeror's repeating it.
One party's alteration of the terms of the other party's offer during negotiations of a real estate purchase between buyer and seller.
When the seller or buyer responds to a bid. If you decide to offer $ 300,000 for a home listed at $350,000, the seller might counter your offer and propose that you purchase the home for $340,000. That new proposal, and any subsequent offer, is called a counter-offer.
A party in a transaction can provide an alternative offer, or "counter offer," to keep the negotiation process going.
An offer made in response to a person who has made an initial offer.
A response from a seller to a buyer's offer to purchase property, where any part of the original offer may be changed, such as price or dates. Can also refer to any subsequent changes in the offer by buyer or seller.
An offer made by the seller back to the buyer altering one or several terms and/or conditions of the offer as originally written.
An offer made in response to a previous offer. For example, after the buyer presents their first offer, the seller may make a counter-offer with a slightly higher sale price.