It sounds like they already approved the short sale price and rejected a lower offer.

She told me that my offer would get reject and told me how much I should offer.

So on and so on.You are gathering intel and not being rejected while your waiting for an opening.Now the final step, send a handwritten thank you card thanking them for helping you and for them to please save the card because if they ever do think of selling your not a Realtor and you don't charge a commission.

I have previously posted links on the wording of sample letters on the BP forums, so search and you will find.It's almost certain that this applicant has seen rejection for this already ...

We have a unit sitting vacant since mid-October, rejected 8-9 apps so far.  

In my area, we've had a couple of very severe nit pickers (one got rejected for peeling paint on a metal clothes line) and others frankly give anything the thumbs up.

We just got rejected from our offer yesterday. 

The main problem is that I tried to get a mortgage at Chase today and got "rejected" or the amount they could lend me wasn't enough.

The worst they can do is reject it, the best being they counter.

Should I offer it anyway even though I am almost sure they will reject it in that it is barely over the outstanding mortgage?