I studied the market for more than a year and all my offers were rejected before finally getting getting this fixer.

Most of rejected and the ones that got accepted, the deal felt through for some reason or the other.

I keep reading information, I know what I need to do but I have this fear that I may be rejected for a loan...or what if I'am approved!

The executor can usually sell estate property, pay taxes, and approve or reject claims from creditors without court supervision.

I am set to view the property in the upcoming days and will move forward or reject this property depending on the scope of the work.

I think its better to have no deal than a bad deal so just reject the temptation to go too high - its unlikely you will be able to make it up on the sale if you buy too high.  

and the appraiser comes back out to verify…so we pay $800 to have the windows capped and painted, and $150 to get the furnace wrapped up...all voluntary on my part to get these folks in their new home...the lender rejects it...no closing on 11/20....Ok, we have 10-days before this couple's lease ends at their current apartment so we should be fine, right?

I recently had to reject a potential tenant due Their credit report, specifically, a couple of accounts are in collections.In the message I sent, informing of the denial, I simply wrote that the denial is having to do with their credit report.The potential tenant sent a message claiming to have a stellar background.My question is, whether I could (or should) provide the specifics and inform them of the accounts in collections or would that open up a new can of worms.Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

No bounced checks or rejected payments, and if you want you can enforce a specific payment amount so that any attempt at a partial payment is rejected.They are a BiggerPockets sponsor and there is a coupon available for pro members at BiggerPockets.com/perks

The pre licensing course does not teach you anything regarding prospecting or comebacks to rejections.