If a seller strikes out such a contingency on a counteroffer, you know you have an issue.

I am now drafting a counter-offer.

Then on Monday, I get a letter from the listing agent (via my agent) with a counter offer.

The bank will then do a BPO and either accept it or counteroffer.

No expectations as I knew there was a 2nd lien but a month later I get a counter offer from the first that I accepted.

Bob suggested to Tim that he (and the buyer's agent) reduce their commission by about 1% total (from 2.5% each to 2% each) to get the deal done, as the buyer was adamant about not increasing his offer price and Bob really wanted to get this deal done.Long story short, the agents pushed back against the idea of lowering their commission, went back with a $925K counter-offer and the buyer got cold feet.

HUD may counter offer you.

All they can do is say No or counter offer.

Hey guys,So I made an offer on a 4 family this morning.  Asking price was 119K (124K last week) and I offered 95K.  Some numbers on the property:About 500 per unit (fully occupied) and could be raised to maybe 550 or ...

I say "bid" because there was 1 note from a website (let's call them note seller A) with a stated price that he thought he was buying and it ended up that the seller came back with a counter offer.