They bring a whole different level of know how to the table and when they reject a deal, you will be wise to take note of any of their observations. 

But her company has rejected her claim and told her it should be on my insurance.

@Bjorn AhlbladWe are also not allow to reject based on income source, we do not have government inspections, rent is not guaranteed and legally we can not collect from them in court.

I would also make sure that your offer is accompanied by a pre-approval letter from the bank.....I would also put language in there that says the offer is only good for 5 days.IF your offer that is $100K under and it gets rejected or there is no response within say 5 days.....then wait a week....and see if the property is still on the market....if it is, simply have your agent take a COPY of the original offer, and literally cross out the date with one line through it, and put a new date on it, and re-submit it.Keep repeating that process every 10 days or so with a new date until the seller gives you at least a counteroffer.....the message to the seller will be....."

I just wanted to make sure I wasn't drafting a wrongful rejection e-mail, as they were the first ones to submit the formal application. 

I push out ads but I get rejected all the time from FB :(I don't post anything that involves sales.

I did both (My offer was rejected and that’s ok) I don’t want to lose deals by coming in too low but I’m sticking to what makes me money or moving on.... my thought is if they’re motivated they will appreciate it and if they aren’t they won’t want my offer?!

Ken, these are people who apparently:1) Lied on their application2) Are not giving their current LL adequate noticeSo I don't think it matters if he is willing to divulge anything positive or negative - you have all the facts you need to reject these applicants.As for whether you can get in trouble, it really depends on your application, but probably not.

I got rejected a few times, and had spend nearly 9 months before finally closing on my first property.

<walking away feeling rejected and neglected>