Seller's aren't conceding to list below their original purchase price, or too much lower than it.

In this case the buyer is asking for the seller to concede the difference between the sales price and the appraisal price. 

Yes at the time that was God’s tax on Israel to concede to the nation, but in the New Testament Jesus comes to fulfill giving as not just a 10% of what you have, but to give from the heart.

Your points may be better presented as a “caution” sign vs a definitive “do not enter”If you were to make the argument that it may not be for a newbie and therefore I should not have shared on this thread how I do things… I may have to concede.

You seem to think that the long term supply and demand fundamentals have changed and it will continue to appreciate ... you are local so I concede that you may be seeing things that I as an outsider looking in am not.

Fair enough - I concede that to you!

Friday, the 19th came, and my wife and I did exactly that, we signed and closed on our end of the deal.The sellers did not close of course, and later that day to get a deal done, I decided to concede some of my commission to get the lawyer to, in good faith, submit the contract for approval.

Wow....this charges are ridiculous..... when I see that type of stuff I truly think the PM is "fishing" and hoping that the tenant will just concede since some may think they have no rights and wont put out the effort to fight the charges.I had a landlord do the same to me when I was a renter.....

Seller will lose the house to foreclosure if I don't purchase by Oct 6 so I'm surprised they won't concede but in the meantime the basement just flooded so I'm ready to walk away.  

She obviously disclosed that information to the selling agent then they conspired (I'll concede to providing me with "misinformation").