Counter Offer: When a potential buyer makes an offer on the purchase price and terms to the seller of a property, the seller may
then make a counter offer of a different price and new terms.
Not exact matches
If they come back with an amount that's too high,
then you should say you can't come up with that amount and
make a
counter offer that's a little lower than what you really can afford.
Then, after all of that, your current employer threw you a curve ball and
made you a
counter offer, one which you found hard to turn down.
Before you accept, it's important to evaluate the compensation and benefits package, consider whether you want to
make a
counter offer or negotiate salary, and
then accept (or reject) the job
offer.
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.
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.