The phrase "a willing offer" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to an offer that is made willingly or without reluctance. Example: "She made a willing offer to help her neighbor with her groceries."
One obstacle is that many bits, like FirstRand, a financial firm, are heavily exposed to an economy that remains small and partly closed; finding a buyer willing to offer a good price will not be easy.
Homeowners who do find a lender willing to offer a cash-out refinance should be prepared to pay a higher interest rate than they would pay if seeking a conventional refinance loan, Ms. Cohn said.
But in the New York metropolitan area, where demand for rental properties typically outstrips supply, finding a landlord willing to offer a six-month lease can be difficult.
If you are in any of these groups, you are likely to be among the growing number of "mortgage misfits" who struggle to find a lender willing to offer a loan.
A company generally has to establish its operation and payment history for two years before a bank will be willing to offer a credit line for a significant sum of money.
If a child does not like the vegetarian chili being served, for instance, is a server willing to offer the child a healthy alternative?
It won't be an easy solution but there seems to be a willing market if you offer something different," he says.
Choose a school willing to offer you the most amount of money and don't get hung up on the name of the school.
This is part of negative capability too, this refusal — it offers a willing vessel for complexity and contradiction.
Many have argued that the British professional classes have offered a willing hospitality in respect to foreign criminals and kleptocrats.
When you're hunting for a part-time college job, try to find an employer willing to offer some schedule flexibility.
