I'm usually just fishing for a counter offer.

It’s a 1,494 sq ft 3 bed 2 bath that’s been listed for just over 50 days and all offers and counteroffers are through the banks interface, so there’s no human interaction for any of this which is a little unfortunate. 

What would you counter offer after finding the NOI is not what they presented and it also needs the electric box to be replace (~4k) and insulating the attic (~8K). 

What would you counter offer after finding the NOI is not what they presented and it also needs the electric box to be replace (~4k) and insulating the attic (~8K).

I would like to complete this as efficient and effective as possible so please critique all the flaws in my plan.Find responsive realtor to assist with possible counter offer (I’ve learned I don’t enjoy the lack of formality with a dual agent.)If offer is accepted, create LLCContact firm to structure lease agreement which goes into effect, if and when I become the owner.Agree on terms and sign document with business owner (Aiming for 3-5 year lease or term equal to investor loan.)Armed with agreement, finish discussing financing process with local bank.Investor pitchLocate temporary storage for business if needed.Complete loan processClosing, etc.Other Details:Offer on property 150kAprx lease amount: 3kInitial offer made 32hrs ago through seller agent Cons:Not in the town in which I live.In slight distress.Finding a responsive realtor around here is like pulling teeth!

Plus the fact that we may lose the $470k offer if we wait too long, we may counter offer soon.

So, I'm working a short sale and just received counter offers from both the banks (1st and 2nd) so I have a max amount I will be paying for the property and now the owner tells me his dad wants to buy it from me all cash.

I said ok, send me your counter offer.My question(s) is:How should I have structured my offer to AVOID a counter offer and how should I respond to the seller's counter offer if it cuts into myprojected profit?

Delay the short sale by making a lot of counter offers. 3.

The next day, I received a counter offer $300 higher than my bid!