I rejected the property based on these findings.

I just rejected a tenant recently because his girlfriend is a housing advocate for immigrants and the poor and pointed out two ostensible violations on my advert and lease.

Ultimately, the seller must agree or reject the findings by the originator, the seller is not obligated to accept anything an originator puts out there.

Seller may reject it, but it shows your willing to pay the market value.  

We would reject this applicant and you have a furnished home, reject them.

One of my clients has gone against his gut before and 100% of the time he had problems.If someone gets mad because you rejected them for a valid reason (which has happened to me), I just provide the evidence (showing the credit report, etc.) and move on.

For example, in the property ad, I write: qualified tenant defined: Credit score of 580+Monthly income 2x rent amount Positive previous landlord reference with no money owedNo felony convictions or violent crimes This is not to say that there aren't exceptions, but any applicant not meeting this criteria as it's spelled out can be rejected.

Let’s Work Together to Get the Working Capital You NeedWith banks currently rejecting 82% of small business and real estate loan applications, the days of driving to your local bank to get a business loan are long gone.

It's considered rude and morally questionable to reject a signed contract in that 3-day period, but legally, either party can back out.  

We have not received any other applications at this time, but am sure at least a few more will come in if we wait.Should we reject them?