@Jason LeeRachel:Going to the Agent's Broker was one way I was thinking of doing it.Actually, I read that on an Offer Rejection, I can require the Listing Agent to have the Seller sign the rejection or at least request for the Seller to sign the Rejection.The Listing Agent will need may refuse to do it, but that will not look good should I bring up a case against him.Another great thing about our particular MLS, REBNY, is that it provides arbitration among it's members.

Account Closed, I reject your comments and your tone is not helpful either.   

Yes, it is a numbers' game, but some important points I keep in mind when looking for properties on the MLS: Usually I go after properties that have been listed on the MLS for 90+ days;I talk to the listing agent and get him/her on board before I send the contract over (why I am offering the price that I want to offer, low earnest deposit and I also let them keep both sides of the commission;)If the offer is rejected, I ask why - I have nothing to lose at that point.

Would you reject also?

I appealed and they sat on the appeal until the day before loan closure then rejected.  

There are a lot of wholesalers here and most of the rejection I got was due to the homeowner being bombarded with inquiries about potentially selling. 

Sometimes it can drop to 80% but anything lower and they'll automatically reject you.

Again, the seller could reject that.From the seller's point of view, he's taking the property off the market and giving you a certain number of days to change your mind.

I think I offered 127.5k for this house April of 2014 but it was rejected.

So that if a state rejected series protection, the basic LLC would still reduce liability out of state?