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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Counter offer
So I put an offer in on a house, the seller countered. My wife and I signed and accepted the sellers counter. The deadline for the counter is one hour from now. What are our options when the deadline expires? Since it is the sellers counter-offer, isn't he/she obligated in some way to respond to his/her own offer? Or, can they just ignore their own offer?
Thanks,