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salantis [7]
2 years ago
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A buyer contracts to purchase a property from a seller for $212,000. Two weeks before closing, a buyer's agent for another compa

ny delivers an offer for $205,000. The listing associate should
Business
1 answer:
ehidna [41]2 years ago
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The listing associate should present the offer to the seller as a potential backup offer for further negotiation.

<h3>Who is a seller?</h3>
  • A seller is any person or company who sells a product, service, or financial asset.
  • Short selling is the practice of borrowing securities that are not held in order to sell them and then repurchase them at a reduced price.
  • A "writer" is a seller of options who collects the premium from the buyer.
<h3>What is an offer?</h3>
  • In exchange for something else, a commitment to do or refrain from doing something.
  • An offer must be worded and delivered in such a way that a reasonable person would expect its acceptance to result in a binding contract.

Therefore, the listing associate should present the offer to the seller as a potential backup offer for further negotiation.

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