Sentences with phrase «bank counter offered»

The bank counter offered because the list price was too low.

Bank counter offered for $ 325K in August 2009, and we accepted.

The bank counter offered because the list price was too low.

Those Buyers who had hoped to purchase a Short Sale at a discount to market value will have rejected the Lenders / Banks counter offer of a higher price, thus reflecting a decrease in May Short Sale closings.

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Increasingly bank branches are refusing to offer over the counter cash services, due to weakening demand.

Banks are also more likely to present a counter offer because they must demonstrate they tried to get the best possible price for the property.

The posted rate is used by banks to provide clients with a value proposition, and they expect to hear a counter offer on what they send you.

They fine - tuned their budget some more and counter offered $ 30,000, and asked that we remind the bank that she will be off work for maternity leave.

My seller countered the above offer and now the agent is telling me to have seller sign it and let the bank decide because it gives us more flexibility to help out the seller in erasing the deficiency judgment at a lower and more realistic number... we all know he isn't working for the Seller.

With most Americans using the Internet for everything from watching TV to checking their credit scores, banks who offer their customers access to their services solely via in - person teller counters are behind the times.

If the buyer does not increase their offer to the banks counter proposal, the deal will be dead and you will have wasted an awful lot of precious time.

We put an offer in on a short sale, the bank counter and we accpted the counter we are waiting on the bank sign off on the offer we accepted how long do we have to wait.

Another common way of discovering credit card pre-qualification offers is to head into your local bank branch and requesting a search for offers from the friendly teller behind the counter.

«Two days before closing, the bank said it was countering the offer by $ 15,000.»

Door # 2 is under contract in the hunt for funding stage and # 3 I hope to get under contract today (pending yesterday's counter offer from the bank).

After we submit your offer, you can expect the bank to make a counter offer.

My seller countered the above offer and now the agent is telling me to have seller sign it and let the bank decide because it gives us more flexibility to help out the seller in erasing the deficiency judgment at a lower and more realistic number... we all know he isn't working for the Seller.

Finally, a tip: Banks might present you with a counter offer and ask for a higher price.

Many Short Sales contracts that were submitted to them for approval could have experienced counter offers coming from the Lenders / Banks in anticipation of increasing values.

The first offer was countered by the bank at 210k (original list price was 220k).

You'll need to find someone to help you work the short sale if you don't know what you are doing and you won't find out if the bank will accept your offer, or if they'll counter until you are working it.

If the seller is a bank they generally have language stating until you receive back a fully unchanged signed contract back from them you do not have a deal and until that time even with verbal agreement they are allowed to accept other offers, counter, or decline your offer.

Banks are also more likely to present a counter offer because they must demonstrate they tried to get the best possible price for the property.

My offer was $ 55000, all cash the couple accepted it and then the real estate broker had to present it to the bank, Based on my prior experience I thought the bank would make a counter offer or reject my offer outright, Guess what the next day the broker called saying the bank wanted to see proof of funds they accepted the offer provided I could close before Dec 8th.

We just finished signing all the paperwork to accept the bank's counter offer and now we just need to schedule an inspection.