What
happens to my offer to purchase after it is drafted?
Your offer to purchase will be presented to the seller as
soon as possible after it is drafted. The seller can accept
your offer, reject your offer, or make a counter offer.
Acceptance
An accepted offer means the seller has agreed to all the
terms and conditions exactly as set forth in your offer to
purchase.
Rejection
A rejected offer means the seller did not agree with any
of the terms and conditions set forth in your offer to purchase.
Counter offer
A counter offer means the seller agrees with some of the
terms and conditions of your offer, but not all of them.
The seller then makes a counter offer. The counter offer
may change the price, the closing date, or add or delete conditions.
Once you have received a counter offer you have two choices.
You can accept the new terms and conditions or reject them.
If you reject them, you can choose to start the whole process
over again.
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Once
you have decided to sell your property, the first thing is to
list your property – establishing with Me the terms and
conditions of the sale.
House
hunting begins at home... with planning. Before you grab
the road maps and hit the streets, you need to know how
expensive a house you can afford to buy.
Moving
is definitely not easy, but this section offers tips to
make the whole experience easier, less trying, and less
expensive. 
