Sentences with phrase «unconditional offer»

Conversely, if countries only make unconditional offers, they have more to lose for less gain and therefore make poor ones.

Let's say your client has listed his property giving a closing date of 30 - 60 days and the Buyer brought in a full price unconditional Offer closing in 15 days and your client accepted that Offer.

Once we secured an Offer (and also actually had a backup unconditional offer available as well), Amanda had been available to chat with in regards to preparing the house to be sold.

Rather he must come to the non-Christian with «an unconditional offer of fellowship, with the single - mindedness of the love of Jesus.

God loves you and that is an unconditional offer.

An appeal to the Takeovers Panel by Murray Goulburn, has prevented Saputo from paying shareholders its unconditional offer of $ 9 cash.

The dairy farmer co-operative said it is confident it will obtain merger authorisation from the Australian Competition Tribunal as it scrambles to derail the pace of shareholder acceptances for Saputo's unconditional offer.

Other suggestions include granting fee waivers to asylum - seekers; guaranteeing mentoring for every pupil who wants it; curbing the use of unconditional offers; and mandating statistical returns on sexual orientation.

They also raised concerns about a 40 % increase in the number of unconditional offers made by universities.

Figures released last week by the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service revealed that almost 52,000 unconditional offers were made to students seeking places this year.

If you're keenly interested in a property and want to put in an unconditional offer, but have some concerns, one option is to book an inspection prior to the offer date.

If they fell in love with the house and wanted to make an unconditional offer (to boost the chances of acceptance) then they could have arranged a same - day or next - day home inspection.

Australia could increase the likelihood of this outcome by making both an unconditional offer (say $ 1 billion a year by 2020) and an offer conditional on commitments from other countries (say $ 4 billion a year by 2020 if other countries commitments add up to $ 150 billion by 2020).

By way of example, of the 214 students given an unconditional offer to study the LLB at Leeds in 2007, just 39 (18.3 %) had at least one science A-level.

A hot market can mean a higher transaction volume, unconditional offers, and shorter closing times.

He says the growth comes not from top universities but institutions lower down the league tables, and that schools are increasingly concerned that, with an unconditional offer in the bag, students are not performing to their full potential in exams and sometimes find they struggle at university because they have missed fundamental information taught at school.

He notes the sharp rise in unconditional offers, once the holy grail for ambitious 18 year - olds, from 3,000 in 2013, to 50,000 in 2017 and he is not sure it is a good thing.

What if we write an unconditional offer and the property does not appraise?

Depending upon market conditions, a seller may lean towards an unconditional offer, so you'll have less negotiating power if you have to wait for mortgage approval.

«The year ahead presents opportunities for those people who have shied away from the frenetic real estate market of the past few years, with its bidding wars and unconditional offers,» says Soper.

Steer Clear: As a listing agent, be clear with your clients that they are not obligated to accept an offer even if a buyer makes a full price, unconditional offer.

For example, a form Listing Agreement provided by a broker may state that the broker's commission is earned when the seller accepts an unconditional offer from a buyer, which does not require the transaction to close for the commission to become due.