The servicer does counter in writing, but it's usually a message through the Equator system used by the servicer, not the typical counter offer you would see from a seller.The listing agent/negotiator needs to do a Value Dispute through Homepath.

Buyers with preferred status can always purchase at a lower price than investors.If HUD rejects your offer they will often provide a counter offer.  

I never counter offer.

I submitted an on Friday for a client that didn't get a response, no counter offer.

Hi, is there anything that can be done if you suspect that an agent isn't submitting ALL offers/counteroffers to the person he represents?

I am in the process of counter-offering in my first deal in Columbia, SC - I presently live in Union, SC but I am planning to move back to Columbia this year, which is why I am focusing REI upon the Columbia area.It is all of the "business stuff" that has me a bit bewildered.

It seems like the people you think will never go for it, say yes without a counter offer.

We've been counter-offering back and forth for almost 2 weeks and finally have agreement, but before the deal formally goes under contract BofA wants me to sign-off on 21 pages worth of addendums:- a 17-page Real Estate Purchase addendum- a 1-page Buyer's Acknowledgement and Disclosure- a 2-page Water Damage, Toxic Mold & Environmental Disclosure, Release and Indemnification Agreement- and a 1-page Lead-Based Paint and Lead-Based Paint Hazards Disclosure, Acknowledgement and Disclosure.I've skimmed through it and it appears to be a lot of CYA type stuff, like there's not property condition disclosure, its being sold "as-is", buyer won't hold BofA accountable if problems with property arise at a later date, etc.

A counter is any counter offer you receive from a seller.

The 113K is allready a counter offer that was exepted by the couple.