Short sales offers have a high percentage of rejections.  

The Colorado contract, as I'm sure is similar to most, has clear delineation in the contract where the seller should sign if accepting versus if they plan to counter or reject. 

I immediately rejected their application for lying on it, as it says clearly on the signature line of the application for this. 

There is a Hud home 3/1 that I gave an offer motivated by last week's podcast on BP.the property is just next to our other rental property that we bought for $14000.00 and this property is almost the same and has been...

I made a 190K offer on a duplex in NJ listed at 200K, which was accepted. The seller is 85 and 'doesn't have any additional funds' per their realtor (she was living in the bottom half and renting out the top). The sel...

If sellers reject or counter too high, I'm moving on. 

Inform them of your qualifications, do a superficial screening and inform her that her application has been rejected.

No drugs, and 0 rejection.

I sent in the purchase price and appraisals that prove market value of 250k less than their assessment and I just got an email with no explanation, just the one word "Rejected".

The tenant would then have time to decide to continue the lease or reject it by giving notice that they would not be renewing at the end of the period.So if it's January 1st, and you tell them rents will increate on Feb 1st, you would be out of line because you did not give proper notice for the 30 day cycle.