A Real Estate Counter Offer Form is a legal document used to make a counter offer when purchasing a property. It is typically used when the buyer and seller cannot agree on the terms of the original offer. The form outlines the buyer's counter offer, including the purchase price, the deposit amount, the closing date, and any other changes to the original offer. There are two main types of Real Estate Counter Offer Forms: residential and commercial. Residential counter offer forms are used when purchasing a residential property, such as a house or apartment. Commercial counter offer forms are used when purchasing a commercial property, such as an office building or industrial facility. Both forms require the buyer and seller to sign and date the document in order to make it legally binding.