Just because you have your eyes on cash flow doesn't mean you should reject a good "short-term" deal.Thoughts?

The WA attorney working for the lender was not able to obtain one and used a non-certified copy, which the title company and foreclosing trustee rejected.

Financing might be able to be a little longer, but you're going to need to come up with a buyer quick.If you try to put in some sort of "if I don't get a buyer" contingency, your offer's going to be rejected.

Most flippers offer many lowball offers and drawing up those offers takes time with the expectation of a lot of rejections.

Last month I rejected an offer to sell for $4.2m.

Can you reject an applicant applying for a one bedroom apartment based on how many people would have to share a bedroom?

I applied for a modification, which was approved...but they keep rejecting the agreement!!

I have found that it is really hard to go out of one's comfort zone especially if that could mean rejection.

@Ben Leybovich  It's been my experience that most folks will get the license to put off something scary, Meeting People that you want to Buy or Sell from and possibly be rejected.

You'll get a crummy tenant that's been rejected by others and so is willing to pay your excessive price.