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PayPal may also include a “Final” Payment Date. The Final Payment Date of the Final Offer includes the date of payment. (See examples below). The Final Payment Date is not an offer to purchase or subscribe to a specific product. Final Payment Dates will not exceed the last day of the Offer Period for the Final Offer. If the Final Payment Date is the last day of the Offer Period, the Final Offer will not be filled until the Final Payment Date is at least 20 business days later. (1) Final Payment Date: The Final Payment Date is, in general, the last day of the Offer Period that is: (a) within the final thirty days of the Offer Period; and (b) after the Final Payment Date for Final Offer, unless the Final Payment Date falls on a day of rest during the Offer Period; or Counter-Offer: There is no countering the Final Payment Date. The Final Payment Date is the final date provided by the Seller or the Buyer that the Final Offer is committed to. Offer Period: This is described below. The Offer Period for the Final Offer is the period described under the “Offer Period” heading on the Offer Detail Page. (a) The Offer Period for the Final Offer is 30 days from the Final Payment Date in either the following form: (2) Final Payment Date: The Final Payment Date is, in general, the last day of the Offer Period that is: (a) within the final thirty days of the Offer Period; and (b) after the Final Payment Date for Final Offer, unless the Final Payment Date falls on a day of rest during the Offer Period (see example below). (b) The Offer Period for the Final Offer is 30 days from the Final Payment Date in either the following form: (1) Final Payment Date: The Final Payment Date is, in general, the last day of the Offer Period that is: (a) within the final thirty days of the Offer Period; and (b) after the Final Payment Date for Final Offer, unless the Final Payment Date falls on a day of rest during the Offer Period (see example below).

Hello and welcome to this mini seminar or presentation it is about 10 minutes long, and it's on three things you must know about counter offers I'm Jim or carton first to make sure this is relevant to you, you need to know that this relates to residential real estate one to four units that's your typical home or condo sale it relates to the rules in the state of California USA in this recording was made on December 28, 2013, again I'm Jim Margaret a couple of things about me before we get started I am a California realtor licensed California real estate broker and a licensed California attorney-at-law I became an attorney in 1977, and I was first licensed as a real estate broker the following year in 1978 well before we can have a counteroffer we need an offer and in California 99% of the residential real estate transactions 1 to 4 units use this offer the California residential purchase agreement and joint escrow instructions this is using a term a much simpler term this is your offer this is the document that the buyer uses to make the offer on the property later when it's signed by the seller it becomes the contract and all eight pages of detailed fine print get to be made part of the contract but at this point is just an offer signed by the buyer a prospective buyer in most cases the original offer from the buyer is not accepted, and we have a counteroffer and that's what this mini seminar is about the car forum CEO or counteroffer it was recently revised an event 2013, and we're going to be dealing with the new revised form there's a look at the one-page form the counteroffers one page in length contrary to the original offer which is eight plus pages the counteroffer has five sections for numbered sections and then a fifth section the confirmation of acceptance we'll talk about each of these in just a moment without further ado here are the three things you must know about counteroffers one the counteroffer is legally speaking a rejection of the offer so think carefully before you counter an original offer, or before you counter a counteroffer because when you do you're rejecting it is expires as a matter of law and cannot later be accepted if you change your mind you cannot go back and accept it oh sorry counteroffer I realize I was asking too much I want to go back and accept the original offer you can't unless that buyer allows you to do that, and they don't have to number two a counteroffer is a new offer and the same rules apply number three to be binding the counteroffer must be both signed and delivered to the maker or the makers' agent signing isn't enough has to be signed and delivered obviously you can't secretly sign the counteroffer and think you have a contract without delivering it to the other side, so they know that you signed if it's logical and obvious if one thinks about it here's the usual sequence of events or timeline item number one we have an offer from the buyer to the seller item number two the counteroffer if you...