They're not looking and rejecting it; they're not looking at all...

In my fire donation scenario I was warned that the IRS might reject my donation if I did not have an appraisal of the vacant land by itself.

 Some of the companies are cheap and they focus on stalling and rejecting claims.

Mentoring is hard on the coach too.As a coach, I can not make you be positive in the face of adversity, deal with rejection daily, be available to talk to sellers 24 - 7, etc.You need a heart to heart with your spouse as far as working your J O B and REI in tandem, along with cleaning the house and kid duty.You need to crawl before you walk and fail before you succeed.What are you willing to give up to succeed?  

I tried using the Express pay but when my client had insufficient funds it rejected the payment (and rightly so) but still charged me the express pay fee. 

Wondering if anyone else runs into this where people refused for showings or had applications rejected keep attempting to get a showing/ get the home rented??

If you rejected an applicant who is in a protected class bc they had a dog in a no dogs advertisement (print and keep old ad), then changed the ad to allow dogs and rented to someone not in a protected class, the rejected applicant could conceivably feel that there was an actionable discrimination.

My standard form asks for this information, but on more than one occasion, i've been asked by prospective tenants if they have to provide it before they are selected in the event they provide it and then later are rejected (or someone else is chosen)?

So today I texted everyone back with a unanimous rejection about either how “small the place was” or “this isn’t what they were looking for” in the listing it does say a 600 square foot studio apartment.

The seller again agreed to our purchase price offer, but refused to give up mineral rights, so rejected us after we said it was non-negotiable.