I also rejected a couple people because they had $500 a month of income and "were looking for a job", or someone that has a 50lb dog that wants to come in "pitbul" mix.

I explain to the applicant that if anything they've listed on my application is found to be untrue, that their application will be rejected.  

Then we do the research, make an offer, and file the lead sheet into a folder called "open lead" (meaning our offer was rejected but we need to follow up) or "closed leads" (our offer was accepted and the deal was closed).  

They rejected my offer.

The rejected the form after i decided to do a proactive call to check the status.I recently got in touch with a bright accountant & she mentioned i'm required to tick box (h) not (a) or (b) & write exception 1d, in addition to the certified passport provide an original copy of a property management letter, signed by the director.Just want to confirm with everyone, is this ok for my ITIN form to be approved?

Plus, I don't want to deal with their rejection issues.

Are lenders ever rejecting requests for an internal BPO?

I've never had an approval go over 3 days and never had a tenant rejected.

By the way, after the pit-bull incident above, I went straight home and added to my written criteria: applicant can be rejected for turning their dog loose without a leash and/or not having their dog under control.

Josh, The "New Requests" only shows me incoming requests that I have yet to accept; it does not seem to show requests I sent but that others have not yet accepted - and then there is also the need to identify when a request has been rejected as well.