hi sheri. no, with that low of a score, you will not be able to get a mortgage; at least not one with a decent rate. my advice to you is to go to www.annualcreditreport.com. by federal law, you can get a copy of your credit reports from all three agencies for free, once a year. this is where you get that. next, dispute anything that is negative on your report, even if it is true. reason being...... when you dispute something, the credit agency is required by law to request authenticity from the creditor. the creditor then has 30 to 45 days to answer back as the whether or not it is true. if they do not answer back, then the whole record gets wiped off the report as thought it never existed. this will help to raise your credit score. you will be amazed at how many things may be on your report that are not yours. check it out.

The success rate of second lien default collections can be somewhat understood by virtue of authentic secondary market pricing.  

Form authentic relationships with people over years and do lots of deals on your own and then maybe it can work.Also, let’s say you find someone who will invest, they’re going to run it by their CPA, financial advisor and lawyer.

If you want an authentic local dive bar, hit Santa’s Pub.

Does it make it enforceable: NO.Unless you use some authentication in the chain of signature where it can be traced to a certificate that has been verified as owned by the person in question, these websites are useless. 

I assume the deed is witnessed and notarized so I would ask the title company if affidavits were obtained from one or more of them averring to the deeds authenticity would that suffice.

SEO, Facebook ads, Tik tok ads YouTube ads.. do what the big boys do like Nike, Apple, Samsung, Sony, Toyota... duh right?

My brother in-law used to work for Nike in Beaverton. 

You have to see yourself and your company as a brand like "Coca Cola" and "Nike".

Stop DMM, stop bandit signs, for Pete's sake stop driving for dollars and stop door knocking.Do you see Nike driving for dollars?