My mom offers 75K and the offer gets rejected.

He can either accept it or reject it.

Quote from @Ritesh Sachdev: It's actually a violation of Fair Housing to reject someone because of immigration status: https://www.hud.gov/sites/docu...I find it interesting that federal law requires us to house someone breaking the law.

We set a score of 550 or below is an automatic reject.

Originally posted by @Matthew MacDonald:"Seller rejected my offer, and is not interested in negotiating the price because my offer was "too low."  

These types get blackballed by agents, offers are presented on the phone with an owner with a few choice words and turned down, if presented at all.Realtors are wise to this activity too, all you do at the listing is ask the owner the lowest price they will consider and make a note to reject any offer below that amount, that way Realtors don't have to fool with low ballers. 

So far I've made 4 offers and all rejected.

Now the downside, my credit is a little below to ask for a conventional loan so I was rejected, hard money lenders are asking for a minimum loan amount of $75k, after paying down payments they won't qualify for their minimum, they can do a dual collateral(portfolio loan) but it takes more money and more time and i don't have either of those.

It is ok to get rejected and turned down.

Use it to learn how to get comfortable, seeing what people will tell you, learn follow-up, learn to get rejected, etc.