If your question is as I interpret (and Barbara Todaro )  the terms/conditions or lack there of would be hugely important to my Sellers.  Of course the closing date too as today's money is worth more than tomorrow's money for many.

the terms of financing stated within the offer....and then the closing date....

Most often a buyer is looking for location, size, age and condition. Then of course price. 

A solid preapproval from a lender with a solid reputation, a recent POF, and a clean offer. 

Location and school district is very important.  Size of rooms and floor plan. Fenced yard or open to neighbors.  Type of financing and condition of property.

A quick closing with no contingencies. I sold one a few days ago that closed in a little over a week and that was even including the holiday.

I would have to say location and features Winston Heverly 

Lot size, bedroom size, updated features etc.

After price, comes location and condition! It varies for each potential buyer!

The quality and quantity of photographs.

One: The property should fit his or her needs.

Two: There should be all the information available required to make a confident desicion to buy!

Three: Represent your buyer with honesty and integrity!

Keith Kenner

Hiawassee, GA

www.mountainrealty4u.com 

Terms and contingencies are almost more important than price many times.

Depends on the property.  For sme it is rural and private...others it is ease for commuting...

There is a tie for second place between property condition and access for showing.

I'm not sure I completely understand your question, but here's my answer. The type of financing and how quickly the buyer can close. 

Financing versus requiring all cash.

1) Location - It's a saying because it's true: there is no such thing as the right house in a neighborhood too far away from where your clients want to live.

2) Counts & amounts - Beds/baths/square footage/lot size

3) Condition - Curb appeal matters

Terms and contingencies, the one I dislike the most is a contingency on getting their own house sold when it is not even on the market yet.

The other terms and contingencies of the contract.

Calling the listing agent ahead of writing.  If occupied, maybe the possession date, along with terms and close date. 

Each buyer will have a different item as being the most influential factor.

Terms, condition, and potential resale ability.

The three factors are, what is it, where is it, and how much is it.

Location, condition of the home and the client seeing themselves living in the home are factors that influence their decision to purchase the listing.

Location, condition, schools, just to mention a few.

location...and the "feel" of the house, assuming most of the boxes are checked

IN the next three spots, location, location and location...in number 5, Universal design.