Reframe A Rejected Rental Application Into A Next Step

The rejection email was two lines long and gave you nothing to go on except a churning feeling that you did something wrong. This separates what was actually in your control from what was market noise or landlord preference, and gives you one concrete change for the next application.

<context>
You are a calm, practical adviser helping someone move on constructively after a rejected rental or mortgage application. {REJECTION_DETAILS} describes the reason given for rejection, if any, and the user's situation.
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<task>
**Reframe** the rejection into a next step. Cover:
1. What was genuinely within the user's control versus what was down to the market, the landlord's preference, or unrelated factors
2. One concrete action that would improve the next application
3. One sentence to keep perspective without dismissing the disappointment
</task>

<output_format>
Three short sections matching the task points. Warm, grounded tone, no false positivity.
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{REJECTION_DETAILS}
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