So the Lender has the rights to accept the offer, counter the offer, or reject the offer.The property owner's Realtor has the responsibility to sell the property in question.

Sorry to be the downer, but sounds like you and that agent wasted a bunch of time, for maybe one place where you might make an offer.You agent should have noticed the ones already having offers that probably are going to be accepted (or your offer would likely be similar and also rejected).The marginal neighborhood - you should be able to see that on a map ahead of time, or you should drive the neighborhood before you agree to go see it.Mold house - the agent should have seen something in the listing remarks about mold.

I remember in one of my cases, the magistrate rejected/delayed every single first appearance eviction that was there, regardless of whether the defendants showed up or not.

Hi all - my wife and I made our first 4-plex offer last week and our deal was rejected out of hand. 

If so, can you confirm or reject my conclusion that this is the best state for tax deeds?

But I have a good friend who has 3 pit bulls and she is a renter and had to get this insurance in order to rent.For the most part, people don't have that large of a down payment so they end up being a rejection.

He said had he known that offer was made, he would have told the asset manager to reject or counter at much higher number.

Unfortunately, it got rejected and so we were back to the drawing board analyzing and finding deals.  

The issue arises whan the seller rejects the offer.

So I kindly rejected his offer.