(Note: Rishel Consulting Group does advocate a program it teaches to both community owners and depositories that would meet the burden of "closely tied" as defined by the courts.)The Court rejected the Defendants’ attempt to characterize this case as one about mere disagreement about a law.

We offered at our preapproval max and were initially rejected by the seller after two weeks of negotiation.

Different counties will have different requirements to the format of the AOM and those must be followed or the recorder will reject the document.

You could also approach the owner and get info from them; however, you may not be the first person to approach them so be ready to be hastily rejected.

It is up to the Seller to accept or reject some or all of your terms.

That would be my first guess (as that is right about the current 3bd vouchers).Are you trying to do something with Owner financing, thus the rejection?

If so, I'm sorry to say, you had an idiot as a real estate agent on both sides of the transaction as a half stupid agent would make that one of the first questions they would ask of a seller, and even if they were too stupid to ask, a prelim would have shown both lienholders.Sounds like you are halfway done with a short sale, the only part left is to get the short sale package to the junior lien holder for review and approval/rejection.

However probably one out of every 20 BPO agent will reject all influence from you.

I thought for sure I had replied to this area, but since I didn't I will no.I initially started out on the residential side and got rejected big time by almost everyone I talked to.I then decided to switch to the commercial side because I was told that the deals come easier (which they do) and the people are easier to deal with.My first deal which should be closing either today or tomorrow involves sme office space one of my contacts needs badly.

To me, the "and/or assigns" and "vesting of title to be determined...." both scream out wholesaler/flipper, which gets you rejected on most properties listed by informed agents.