So worst case scenario they reject your lower offer... and maybe you could re-counter with the $25k (with your tail between your legs) and get the property.Hope this helps.

Usually, when this happens, I end up spending several days recounting the entire relationship making sure that I treated them fairly, honestly and with integrity.

If this makes sense to you, sell; otherwise, don't sell.If you countered at a number and then he comes to within $2,000 of that number, it would be absurd in my opinion for you to re-counter at $2300 higher than this.

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Any advice for if I should just walk away from the MF or recounter and what I should do about the pre-approval letter next time, because clearly it should have just said the amount I was offering or something should have been handled differently, would be greatly appreciated.

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We re-countered at 26K.  

If the Seller counters with a higher down payment, I would recounter with a down payment of 15%.

I re-countered with $15k cash and asked for him to finance the other $10k over the course of the year.