Always review it first to understand what is being offered and know what questions the sellers will be asking.

I never forward anything until I know what's in the offer and have had a chance to discuss any offered terms with the buyers' agent that may not be clear in the offer.

I read over it and then get it to the client right away. If they ask me questions I will understand the offer.

I always review it first, so I can have an informed decision with my clients. Plus that way if I need to get something clarified, before I send it, I can.

Debbie,

We always review everything before presenting so that we understand it fully, and on occasion may call the other agent if we have questions.  Then we are ready to email and present.  A

it pays to read it first, in case you need more information, or something is incorrect.

I review it and then send it along

I always read through it first. Then I present it to my sellers. I have to know what offer is being presented and the terms. I will print it out if my sellers are local. 

I would wait to look it over myself in case I had any questions about it for the agent who submitted it.

I review it carefully before presenting the offer to the seller.  I like to clear up any of my questions first.

Review it first, then call the Seller, and forward or deliver the offer.

Always review it first to ensure it meets the Seller Written Instructions which define a "complete offer" and which are available to the Buyer Agent as an attachment in the MLS...

I would not forward a contract without first reviewing it.

I read it thoroughly. To make sure that everything is signed correctly, and in case there are questions on certain terms to provide the sellers with all the information. I also try to meet with my sellers, unless they are out of town, to review the offer and present pros and cons (if any) for it.

Always, always, always read it thoroughly.  Don't want a lot of questions to pop up and catch me off-guard

Review and develop a presentation plan!

Absolutely review it first so that I have all the details...

Good morning Debbie. I would not send anything out until I have read it and have a good handle on it.

I read it first, and usually I meet with the seller face-to-face to present it - at least if it's a good offer.  Old school, I know.  But it works.

I read through it first.  I want to present it to my clients in the best possible light and be prepared for any questions that may come from them.  Mark

I wouldn't dream of just forwarding an offer on.  I would read through it and then talk with the agent who brought me the offer and then set up the offer presentation with my seller.  

 Tell agent I received,Review, get any questions answered I need clarification on and then send over

Debbie Reynolds it very much depends on the personality of the client.  If they may become volotile ect over the contents of the contract!

Debbie,
I need to present the offer so I best represent my client. In order to do that, I need to review it carefully before I send it.

I review it first so when I talk to them I know what I am talking about.  If possible I meet with my clients to present offers.

if I can't review it right then I immediately check the response date and make arrangements to meet or talk with my client and let them know when I'll send it.

I review it first that I can advice them about it.

Best to read it then share.

I read it then make suggetions.

Debbie - I read/review all offers prior to sending them to my seller, and oftentimes I will highlight some of the important things so they understand what they are looking at. Then, of course I will talk with them either on the phone, or in person to review in detail and provide them with their options.

Debbie, I would never just forward without reviewing.  I outline all the facts and details ... and then I present.

Always review first to make sure there aren't any mistakes and so I can talk intelligently about it with the seller.

I like to read through it first, otherwise there will always be some type of problem.  I like for the seller to trust that I am representing them in the best possible way.  If I don't read before I send, then I don't know what I'm talking about if they get to it before I do.  If I read first, then if there are any questions I may have, I can get them answered prior to contacting my seller.

I always study the offer first to make sure I understand the terms offered in addition to the price.

Debbie Reynolds I think it is a good idea to review the offer before presenting it to the seller. How else can you understand and answer any questions that may come up.

For the sake of time I will email and call to discuss.

It is reviewed first.

I read it thoroughly and prepare a summary sheet first. 

I read it right away and then call the seller.

Most sellers expect me to review it and let them know if I detect any potential problems. Some ask me " if you were the seller, would you accept this offer"? Many selelrs want to meet in person to go over it.

 Good morning Debbie. I would think that I would read it first and make the decision as to whether it is a viable offer and then present it.

Without fulling drilling in I would know if its proper offer...check the T & i's before making the call and letting them know your going to send it over for their review

Since almost all offers come via digital signatures on electronic forms I have to do a net sheet before presenting at the very least.

All comments are in agreement, Debbie Reynolds Best of luck.

I contact them and then review the offer. I then will send it to them in the order received if there is more than one offer.

Usually review then send.  Sometimes I have sent it as I called and then went through line by line together.  I've only done that with experienced sellers though.