Contracts
In an Arizona purchase contract, when the buyer submits an offer and the seller changes a term before signing, this creates:
AA binding contract with the modified term
BA counteroffer that the buyer must accept or reject✓ Correct
CA void contract
DAn option contract
Explanation
When a seller modifies any term of the buyer's offer before signing, the original offer is rejected and a new counteroffer is created. The buyer then has the option to accept, reject, or counter.
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