Scenario $($fictional$)$: Robert G$.$ and his wife, Carla S$.$ Pelling, want to purchase Raul and Stella Velasquez's home at $7$ Talon Drive in Fort Worth, Texas $76179.$ It has been on the market for two days and is listed at $$860,900.$ The Pellings want to offer $$850,000$ for the home. Although not included in the MLS listing, they want the above$-$ground pool to be conveyed to them along with the pool table in the three$-$car garage. The home is listed in the Bexar County records as $2012-$TAl$-04212,$ recorded plat $32191$ block $38.$

The realtor, who is the buyer's agent, recommended that the Pellings increase their offer because this fourbedroom, three$-$bath, $2,900-$square$-$foot home is located in a desirable neighborhood that the agent believes justifies the higher price.

Recommend an appropriate contract for the Pellings as their real estate agent based on the template provided by inserting the appropriate information to complete the purchase agreement.

Checklist: Download the purchase agreement template $,$ then address the following:

Part $1$:

Search for similar properties on your choice of real estate websites and determine if the seller's asking price warrants an increased offer.

Determine a price based on your research for inclusion in the agreement as if the buyer had agreed.

Thoroughly complete the entire template.

At the bottom of the purchase agreement template, address the following items:

Part $2$:

Justify the price you determined was appropriate and that you recommended to the clients to be included in the purchase agreement.

Justify the personal property to be included in the purchase agreement, including any appliances.

Once the seller has received the agreement, the seller returns the agreement with a counteroffer to the buyer.

The buyer now wants to add an item they want included in the sale written into the contract. initials theJustify the price you determine is appropriate that you recommended to the clients to be included in the purchase agreement.

Justify the personal property to be included in the purchase agreement.

Once the agreement has been submitted to the sellers, they return with a counter offer to the buyer. Legally where does the offer stand?

What happens next? Explain