If it gets rejected, then move on and repeat the process. 

@Rachel Luoto you’re DEFINITELY within your rights but have written documentation for the rejection and make sure there’s nothing in that rejection note that can be considered discriminatory in any way.

I called her to inform her that my neighbors from downstairs are smoking and the odor is going upstairs (to my apartment) and she rejected my call.

First, actual helpful advice, some of it quite detailed, that you have rejected out of hand because you don't like what people have to say. 

Reject their application and concentrate on those that do qualify.

They kept telling me my bank was rejecting the ACH direct deposit, even though I confirmed with my bank several times the direct deposit info I gave them was correct.

Rejected assignments at the county recording office are a big problem in our industry. 

You can decide in advance if you wish to reject a applicant but should probably go through to process unless they are obviously unqualified based on your screen standards.

Inspections kept rejecting conventional financing & even after installing new furnaces & HW tanks it failed to get approved.

I am just so nervous to even start reaching out to local brokerages in fear that they may reject me because I'm pregnant, and then I'll have to awkwardly reapply many months later.