I've heard that Medicare rejects more healthcare claims and procedure requests than does the private insurance companies.

My applications cost money and I don't feel it is fair for someone who has no chance to pay that up front only to be rejected, this doesn't mean they don't try though but at least they were warned. 

My offer was emphatically rejected.

In this business you deal with a lot of rejection, and just because 1 person/experience is bad doesn't mean that all are.

Once you master that knowledge you can worry about where to find notes.Most people looking for notes to purchase reject notes that can be very profitable investments because they don’t understand how they can work a note to increase the yield and hence the value of the note.

A coach will push you to learn and grow to develop your our process similar to a framework and help you deal with rejection while a how-to are the steps without the experience.I know a guy that bought a house, then went searching for a coaching program to "get rich", to which he paid $8k.

At the end of the day, I find out that instead of making $10,000 or $15,000 wholesale fee, I end up making $40,000 $50,000 or even six figures on a property that these so called cash buyers reject.

COMPANY reserves the right to reject the binder and return the binder consideration, less a $X application fee per occupant over 18, to the binder holder.

We had a tenant who is recommended that we reject due to a "derelict public record".

My worst example of a co-op board rejecting an applicant was where I represented purchasers with very low DTI, a down payment higher than what was required by the board AND high salaries (both were Physicians).If I want to sell down the line will it be easy?