Their sort feature - I'm not using the right term - only goes back six months though, as they delete your list(s) after the six month period.Do you keep a master list beyond what the lead provider offers - to prevent mailing to people you have already touched and have asked to be removed, or were undeliverables?

If there are any other BP members in the Philly area, I would love to touch base over sushi, a beer or perhaps a Chubby's cheesesteak.All the best,-Peter Dunne

I wouldn't touch that place at those numbers.

I scheduled a time to look into the home and when the time came we went to see it... kitchen had caught a fire and is in complete ruins, there is mold on the ceilings around the place, fire in kitchen went thru the roof and they placed a cardboard over it but from the inside you can still see outside, critters have come thru and torn up the place, the floorboards are all crumpled and lifted, garage is full of trash, the land hasn't been touched for any type of landscaping or lawn maintenace, inground pool is full of sea-like-weed but the biggest issue that I seen was when as soon as you go thru the backdoor into the home are stairs that lead to the basement.

I too would have someone else validate this PM's claims, including getting in touch with previous tenants to find out what happened.  

I'll be in touch soon!!

I used loans from them at even better rates then banks with no points to build a couple of houses that banks wouldn't touch.

I listened to Podcast 12 again tonight (Sharon's), and her metrics regarding repeated touches are eye-opening.How many months have you budgeted for?

The risk you take is if one person is not working and that is the one you have in your rental while the other is overseas and you wind up with no one paying you and someone on the other side of the ocean you can't touch. 

I would suggest you refinance as soon as possible and lock your rate into a 4-something fixed and hopefully never touch the loan ever again.