He was open and honest and said that he had bad credit but I was shocked when the application came through and he has $40k in collections as recent as March 2018.

The house is in very bad shape and would be a complete gut but in a decent nerighborhood.

Bad deal, and your foundation is crumbling.

@Colby Fuller not bad.

Partnership;  My business partner owns the largest landscaping outfit in my area and because of that he has a number of connections that are beneficial to our cause as well as heavy equipment and wholesale cost on landscaping if/when needed. 

., it's the second half of the post.That's not to say list quality doesn't matter, but a provider like ListSource is going to be good enough.One additional tip - you can make your lists a lot more powerful by "segmenting" them.

I'm wondering if one or two programs are regarded as more popular here at BP, and if there are any bad deals (overcharging, weak software, bad capabilities) to look out for.

@David Wilbanks Even though your wife's credit is bad I would still think that adding her income would help.

That is a very bad idea.

Hi @Natasha Richardson,I wish I could answer your question more directly but it all depends on the location, quality of property, recent sales activity, supply and demand.