I do not agree with the counter offer.

Before moving ahead and accept the counteroffer I wanted to be sure that I'm getting myself into something that its worth it. 

My counter offer is to let me present it to the wholesalers and reduce the commission, because there's none for a buyer's agent.

I asked my client to check out how high needs to be a bid to at least get a counter offer - he got a counter only at $164K.

The seller can either accept your terms, reject them, or counter-offer terms of his own.

I just offered what I knew I could make work for me, then a counter offer, then acceptance.

Not one property, at least while I was there, had a counter offer. 40 people in the room an no bidders.

Thinking we found a hidden gem lost in the MLS, we quickly put in an offer, and requested 3 days of an inspection period to do a bit more investigation should our offer get accepted.With 24 hours, we received a counter-offer just a little higher than our offer price.

The house was purchased from his in-laws as an investment for this purpose, and so they sold it to him very cheap.In talking with an agent, they basically told me to make a low offer and hope the counter-offer was in the ballpark of what I find acceptable to pay.

You can then walk away or you can sign the disclosures and give your deposit and wait for the bank to present you with a counter offer.