Of course, exceptions may occur when the lower offer presents transactional advantages (e.g., all - cash),
when accepting the lower offer seems more fair (e.g., because it came in first), or when the seller has an ongoing relationship with one of the buyers.
Not exact matches
When a buyer made a
low purchase
offer just three days after the house was put up for sale, the seller
accepted.
For example,
when I
offer book marketing, I won't
accept any books with
low quality covers because I know all my marketing will be fruitless.
When your creditors are
offered proof that you are on the brink of bankruptcy, they will tend to
accept a
lower negotiated payment.
Once again, a group of believers (Leviticus) claims that a strong change is discernable in some aspect of the AGW mythos, yet
when the Leviticus paper is actually read, it is clear that as Pielke, Sr. points out, OHC is in reality not doing what is predicted, is significantly
lower than the AGW prediction, and that Leviticus
offers no mechanism to move this heat fromthe surface to the depths, unless one
accepts arm waving as the method of moving heat content.
As reported on Law.com, what is interesting about Boies Schiller is that it
offers associates who work on contingency cases the opportunity to get a percentage of the future contingency fee if and
when it's recovered in exchange for
accepting a
lower year - end bonus.
When there were shortages of candidates, employers often gave interview preference to candidates most likely to take the job, while giving
lower priority to candidates whose goals might be a better fit for someone else (since that candidate would be less likely to
accept an
offer).
This tends to happen in a market with
low inventory and
when buyers feel desperate about getting an
offer accepted.
In the end, they may be more inclined to
accept lower offers when only a few units are left.