Sentences with phrase «counter offers until»

«When acting as listing brokers, Realtors shall continue to submit to the seller all offers and counter offers until closing or until execution of the contract unless the seller has waived this obligation in writing.»

Realtors can also act as mediators between self sellers and buyers, presenting different offers and counter offers until a negotiated price can be made.

Not exact matches

The alleged boast runs counter to Cuomo's claims to prosecutors that no job had been offered until after he was voted to a second term.

Although there is some crossover with common law contractual principles, Part 36 is a separate set of rules and an offer made under Part 36 remains open until it is withdrawn and will not be extinguished by a counter offer.

You may not be able to make a final decision until you've seen the counter offer, but just be aware that this could happen.

The fact you are ready to leave your company probably already rules out considering a counter offer but until it's in front of you, it's hard to know how you will react.

Never look at the property until the offer is countered or accepted.

There is no latitude in price acceptance until after the 2nd reduction, and the invitation to increase an offer through their phony counter offers comes with a price that HUD will accept.

Since you don't do your true due dilligence until after you have a counter offer, how do you determine your original offer?

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.

If the seller's agent verbally countered your offer, and your agent wrote up the counter offer, then you signed it and sent it over, you do not have a contract until the seller signs it.

They had looked at it a couple of months ago, but it wasn't until this week that they noticed that the price had dropped a good bit since then, so they made an offer and were were shocked when the seller accepted it after only one counter.