They rejected my offers and said they were firm on market value price.I know the answer to the following question may be obvious , but what should I do with the 40+ hang ups?

I'm a sales guy so I'm ok with rejection and taking time to build a funnel up.Starting with minimal capital for now so I guess playing the numbers game is the only way to go about it for now.

1) You'r fishing in the wrong pond if you're trying to wholesale off the MLS.2) If you're buying off the MLS you will be using the standard realtor agreements, and they'll likely reject your offer with any kind of escape clauses, other than standard inspection times.

I am sure that is unacceptable to you, so I am continuing to search for a tenant".In Calif, we are now required to respond in writing of the rejection or acceptance (gulp).

If you offer 10k and they reject or counter then you know where they are at.

., ones that will make you money), 90+% will be rejected.

But I asked if the bank would give us that in writing (that they rejected our offer) and I was told that the bank doesn't do that.

I have been able to make a full time living investing in homes for 4 years now.So try and get rejected people, It is fun.

I'm surprised that 1 through 5 and 7 aren't in the P&S, I've seen those clauses, or ones worded similarly (or equivalent language) in the contracts I've signed as a buyer and seller.As a seller, I'd reject 6 because it requires me to speculate and opens me up to liability.

All their offers, around $1 million apiece, have been outbid or rejected, despite being close to the asking prices.