Hope this clears up misconceptions and manages some expectations and market price, this is reality contrary to what you may have thought or been told.ARTICLE:The Federal Housing Administration sold over 8,000 nonperforming loans at an Oct. 30 sale and recovered 60% of the unpaid principal balance of the loans.This is a slightly better than the previous loan sale in June, when the winning bidders paid on average 53% of the UPB.The official results show that FHA rejected bids on two of the 11 loan pools at the Oct. 30 sale.

You didn't indicate whether your offers are getting rejected or you're just hearing crickets. 

Was the loan rejected?

In the case described above, the listing broker was obligated to submit the offer as an investor offer, notify the buyer that the offer was rejected, and document this activity in the system.

I’ve had a good rapport with them via email, phone calls, face to face meeting, and they’ve shared a wealth of knowledge about their market with me.All six of my offers have been rejected (which is fine), though I only found out about getting rejected after specifically asking my broker what the news was on my offers (I was expecting her to call/email/text me as soon as offers were rejected).

After 3 lonnnnnnnng months and I mean from Oct 7 2021 till Dec 29 2021, they sent predatory lending docs to closing for me to sign, and I rejected them and walked away from closing.   

Also, I think the acquisition happen because San Francisco voters just rejected a measure to restrict Airbnb rentals.  

I see a lot of low-income renters applying for apartments in that price range and they often have bad scores due to medical bills, loss of employment, and other drama that takes place when someone lives paycheck-to-paycheck.More important to me is how well they paid their last Landlord, their car debt, or their utilities.Don't forget: if you reject someone or change the rental requirements (e.g. increased deposit) because of a credit score, you have to provide them with an Adverse Action Letter.

However, once the scanned document it uploaded and accepted by the county which uses a computer program to accept or reject docs them...not an actual person.

She finally (after I had to tell her it wasn't in the system) successfully submitted mid-June only for it to be rejected the end of August as she didn't include the required documents AND she didn't respond to their request for the docs within the allowed time.