Still in PA, one can discriminate based upon source of income, but not in Philadelphia.Am I correct in that if source of income is protected, then one could not reject based upon occupation?

the house with the missing gas furnace and AC was insured but with the butcher job of the removal and cut lines and ducts, I'm sure it could not be repaired for $5,000 but it was listed as insured.And other cases there have been relatively minor flaws, well less than $5,000 and the property is listed as uninsured.And then there is the third type of property, where I marvel how the property was financed FHA the first time as there are clear major defects that would be rejected by an FHA appraiser, so how did it become a HUD repo?

Prior evictions or history of late payments will mean automatic rejection.

We told her we were rejecting their counter and why.

So I am looking at a short sale where the selling agent has told me the bank has rejected offers previously.

Hey Kevin, sometimes They'll counter, sometimes They'll reject, sometimes You'll hear nothing.

Sometimes they will just flat reject them, too.

Which means, an offer you make today, might get rejected, but the exact same offer in 2 months might get accepted.

So it seems your rejection is based solely on the loan term length.

However, they can't just reject him.