Be prepared to face obstacles, rejection, and setbacks, but use them as learning opportunities to improve your skills and strategies.Remember, wholesaling is a dynamic and ever-changing field.

Do not just "give someone a second chance", but do not automatically reject unless all those Bad Habits are recent and ongoing.

Cite a rejection as a breach of your lease.I wouldn't worry too much about damage if they haven't given you indications they will damage the property.

I put in a bunch of offers that got rejected.

But my PM told me if I reject them, it is going to be a discrimination...Is it?

I will generally reject them to avoid what will ultimately be a bad landlord/tenant fit.  

From the looks of it here, you may be able to reject your tenant's spouse from being added to the lease.

But as they say, rejection is God's protection, and as hard as I tried to make it work, especially out of state BRRRRs I kept getting blocked in ways like this.

If you do a hard pull and reject someone based on that pull, you are required to provide a letter explaining why they were rejected.

., Account ClosedMy update,  Blew out the posting goal for Jan and now February,  (I also got the addicted badge which is fun)  I finished 41 podcasts so far so well on the way there,  I made an offer on a duplex it was  rejected so still working on that.Unrelated to my stated goals I have made progress stabilizing my 12 unit and we are working on closing the 32 unit which we should be closing on in March,  Sorry to blow you all up with mentions but accountability is important.