You didn't, despite the multitude of rejections, disappointments and just-missed opportunities. 

@Dominic Lucarelli, this one looks to be a good example as to why the "2% Rule" is just a  rough indicator as to whether it's worth a closer look in that preferred market, and why "not meeting the 2% Rule" should NEVER be used as the reason why a possible deal is rejected out-of-hand.With you as owner, wouldn't the Postal business be able to continue as usual?

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

That company ended up rejecting my policy and I had to find another company.

Earlier this week we received a few rejections on some of the reviews for permit which need to be corrected before a permit is issued.

This sounds like a legal disaster waiting to happen when the bank rejects the short sale or counters with an unreasonable price.

If you do not meet the selection criteria, or if you provide inaccurate or incomplete information, your application may be rejected and your application fee will not be refunded.”Landlords running a credit check on prospective tenants as part of the application process must meet several conditions, including: (1) The landlord must get the prospective tenant’s written permission to run the check. (2) If the landlord declines to rent to the tenant based on the applicant’s credit report, the landlord must inform the applicant of this in a “Notice of Adverse Action.”

A servicing rep mentioned that the decision was in the mail and it was a rejection.

I would advise as many do that your worst tenants will also do something wrong in the application  process to exclude themselves (e.g. incomplete application) so you should not be afraid of rejecting applicants.

Similar to hiring an employee, however sending a letter of rejection to an employee applicant would be more professional.Frank