A no show is an auto rejection.

The worst that could happen is the offer is rejected and I'm back on the market!

I noticed my text messages and phone calls to his cell were rejected on Friday saying incoming messages/calls are disabled - I also tried from a different number and got the same results; fiancé said his cell phone has been missing since the car accident.  

If not, they can reject or counter back.

First, if the seller accepts he is acknowledging that the final price is likely to be lower than the original price offered; second, if he’s “playing” games he’s likely to reject the offer as a “waste of time”, thereby ensuring that you don’t waste your time. 

And it's not that some of the builders reject.

With not having the job backing me I'm looking for knowledge of how to show consistent income and not just a lump sum of funds as I wonder if I'd get rejected if trying to buy properties. #2 Does anyone have knowledge of these areas I've mentioned above.

(These have gone up from last year) Additionally, since the property frontage is within the 100-year floodplain, there is a change that the city could reject my proposal for a flag lot.

For many investors, finding and securing financing remains a frustrating mystery full of rejection and dead-end conversations.How I’ve managed to overcome this successfully overtime is what I call the enthuse, inform, educate framework.

If your Tenant has a bad history with other utility providers, your utility provider may reject their application or require them to pay a hefty deposit.