Answer by Walter 'Skip' Kersten
You can counter their counter offer with any amount you would like. Good luck,
View ArticleAnswer by Brian Byhower
Skip is right. Until the offer is accepted you can go higher or lower. I've noticed that some banks play "hardball" more than others. I'm dealing with Chase on a short sale and they've been great....
View ArticleAnswer by Steve Quintana, J.D.
You can lower your offer. If you do that you may wish to send a message explaining why you are doing so.
View ArticleAnswer by Marie S. Horowitz
I suggest you discuss this with your realtor. It depends on the status of the paper work. Good luck!
View ArticleAnswer by JULIE CHO
Hi Jami, it is hard to tell..because every transaction can be a different. I would suggest you ask your Realtor to see if they can find out any information from the listing agent to help you make a...
View ArticleAnswer by Michael Magaw
Why do you want to lower your offer? What has changed? Are you basing the new lower offer on new comps showing dropping prices or are you just reacting? What is the best way to send your message?...
View ArticleAnswer by Sheryl Arndt
Hello Jami, you never updated us all with the current status of your offers? I think it is a little foolish to possibly lose the acceptance over $7 dollars a month? Hope it went well and your funded?...
View ArticleAnswer by Irina Karan
You can rescind your original offer. You can modify it (have to initial those changes, so all should be in writing). You can stay put on the amount as well. However, if the bank countered only 1K...
View ArticleAnswer by Sheryl Arndt
Hello Jami, you never updated us all with the current status of your offers? I think it is a little foolish to possibly lose the acceptance over $7 dollars a month? Hope it went well and your funded?...
View ArticleAnswer by Sheryl Arndt
Hello Jami, you never updated us all with the current status of your offers? I think it is a little foolish to possibly lose the acceptance over $7 dollars a month? Hope it went well and your funded?...
View ArticleAnswer by Sheryl Arndt
Hello Jami, you never updated us all with the current status of your offers? I think it is a little foolish to possibly lose the acceptance over $7 dollars a month? Hope it went well and your funded?...
View ArticleAnswer by Walter 'Skip' Kersten
You can counter their counter offer with any amount you would like. Good luck,
View ArticleAnswer by Walter 'Skip' Kersten
You can counter their counter offer with any amount you would like. Good luck,
View ArticleAnswer by Brian Byhower
Skip is right. Until the offer is accepted you can go higher or lower. I've noticed that some banks play "hardball" more than others. I'm dealing with Chase on a short sale and they've been great....
View ArticleAnswer by Steve Quintana
You can lower your offer. If you do that you may wish to send a message explaining why you are doing so.
View ArticleAnswer by Marie S. Horowitz
I suggest you discuss this with your realtor. It depends on the status of the paper work. Good luck!
View ArticleAnswer by JULIE CHO
Hi Jami, it is hard to tell..because every transaction can be a different. I would suggest you ask your Realtor to see if they can find out any information from the listing agent to help you make a...
View ArticleAnswer by Michael Magaw
Why do you want to lower your offer? What has changed? Are you basing the new lower offer on new comps showing dropping prices or are you just reacting? What is the best way to send your message?...
View ArticleAnswer by Sheryl Arndt
Hello Jami, you never updated us all with the current status of your offers? I think it is a little foolish to possibly lose the acceptance over $7 dollars a month? Hope it went well and your funded?...
View ArticleAnswer by Irina Karan
You can rescind your original offer. You can modify it (have to initial those changes, so all should be in writing). You can stay put on the amount as well. However, if the bank countered only 1K...
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