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Originally Posted by pshrynk
If a seller puts out a house for sale and gets an offer that is the asking price, then they cannot take a second offer that is less but has some form of "deal" with it. At least it's that way in WI. I had a house for sale that I got two offers for and was going to go for the second because the first wanted me to remove an above ground pool. However, since I had countered with them first, I had to go with their acceptance of the counter.
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Wow, I never heard of that. There is more to a sales agreement than the bottom line price... there are many other terms.
Although, that sounds like it might be a bit different. If you made a counter offer and it is accepted you can't then change your mind. That makes more sense than the fact that you couldn't go with a lower offer.
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