This short rant simply came from my though of a mentality of folks agreeing and accepting what they want to hear and often rejecting what they see as an obstacle to their goal.

Won't tell you what's wrong with form, just rejects it.

Every time I submit crazy low offers, my agent will submit it but will let me know straight up if will just get rejected.

Tell them $185,000 is your offer and the seller can accept, reject, or counter.

And, with proof of funds, you can ask for a stay of foreclosure.Also consider the banks liability in rejecting any qualified sale, the bank says no, they foreclose and ruin the borrowers credit.

You can reject for any reason from their attitude, appearance, smell etc.

I was trying to say that we can not prevent tenants from having pets although, as you correctly point out, we can reject applicants that have pets.

If you use a service that creates a score (example: 80 - 100 accept, >50 reject), to be safe do you need to automatically take the first applicant who scores "accept"?

Big red flag: Tenants who want to pay more than market rate are usually tenants who have been rejected over and over and are desperate.You will not get good tenants by charging over the going market rate.

A real estate agent should be able to help you with this.Be prepared for sellers to reject the subject to part, if they are in foreclosure.