They are all doing well.I have also rejected people based on their credit score when it shows that they basically do not pay their debts, or they have debt of an amount that is basically their yearly income, or they seem to get a new credit card or loan every month but do not pay on their old ones.

My friend was rejected by 13 lenders before he found one that would work with him.

We just rejected someone at 616 but accepted a 554.

In May of 2002 an electronic payment was rejected.

Well since there is no lease in place, you can offer a lease with any terms you want... they either accept it..... or reject it and move out.... or you evict them. 

Today's rejected offer could very well be accepted in a month, a week, or a day.Peter Vekselman

Would there be a good enough reason for the seller to reject my offer since they want out?

So many times sellers and buyers get their hopes up upon mutual acceptance (say, resulting from a full-price offer) only to have the lender reject the offer 2 months down the road.

If anything, it's helping them avoid spending the application fee or wasting their time.Your screening software should provide an "Adverse Action" letter which is a generic rejection letter you can share with the applicant.One thing to remember: don't just deny someone without knowing the reason for denying them.

This was the program I was trying to use - https://www.metersave.org/Mete... yeah thats the program every time i put in my information it rejected me... now its closed so the city is just having fun with the racket... i'm paying 400 bucks a month for water and sewer even though another building that has a meter is 75 a month for similar occupancy and usage