Layn, I too reject offers on my property when the financing involves FHA, VA, USDA, etc, because more often than not, underwriting on government insured loans are much pickier than conventional loans.

It certainly wouldn't create a more solid, less moveable bond, since the vapor barrier rejects any water based substance. 

Like always the wholesale cash offer was rejected and to my suprise the seller fi was accepted.For me it is much easier physcological to make an offer on terms confidently.

I looked and there is no law protected Transgender people, but I read where it could be viewed that this is dicrimination based on sex which is covered under the Civil Rights Act of 1964.So maybe look for another reason to reject the prospective renter?

Just not in my toolbox and never had a contract rejected for it.

good open minded thoughts but the problem we're all facing is thatif you have heard the word of christ and reject Jesus, you are condemned to hell forever with NO chance of being forgiven.

I have now submitted 12 properties to BMRES and in every case they have found a reason to reject them.

For the same reasons that support the rejection of an exception for small businesses, the Final Rule does not recognize an exception based on a business’s status as a sole proprietorship or other kind of business entity under Federal or state incorporation or tax laws.

In the end, the seller will accept/counter/reject the offer anyway.

I reject your premise.