Credit repair is not a race, it can take years, I have been thru it 3 times in my life and none of it was every easy. You place all your bad accounts into groups and you attack one group at a time, trying to do it all at once is going to tire one out (I have tried that route before as well). All one can do in this game is keep trying at regular intervals while opening new accounts from creditors that will do business with you to build your credit history. I would suggest that you step back for a month or two and then go at it again but only 1 group at a time. I wish you well and good luck 
Definitely agree with gdale. Taking a break and then working on it in groups can help especially if there's a lot of stuff to deal with. I think some of the other members have gotten great advice by posting detailed reports and getting other eyes on it to work up a plan. I think breaking it up into groups is a great idea. That's what I've done starting with 3-4 small medical collections on my report first. I'll tackle the other stuff on my report and dh's after that. I also opened up a couple of new rebuilder accts for each of us to start on the new acct part while I work on removing collections. I figure if nothing else and I can't get them removed at least with them being paid I can always still get a car/home loan once they've done a manual review and see that I've taken care of all my debt and gained good new accts and history since then. Good luck OP. It's a long hard road but there are many of us walking it with you.
Just thought I'd share a few updates. Experian deleted my med collection! Yea! super excited to see some movement. Received a response from FP on my CO GW, said the don't "usually" delete..interesting. I'll keep trying! And asset's lawyers told me they would file a dismissal with prejudice 15 days after payment, day 18 and still not filed. That is irritating. They told me I could file it but it would cost $200, ummmm I don't think so!!! You filed the suit, YOU file the dismissal! I have my satisfied in full letter so I can rest assured that no judge would rule in their favor anyway.
super excited to see some movement. Received a response from FP on my CO GW, said the don't "usually" delete..interesting. I'll keep trying! And asset's lawyers told me they would file a dismissal with prejudice 15 days after payment, day 18 and still not filed. That is irritating. They told me I could file it but it would cost $200, ummmm I don't think so!!! You filed the suit, YOU file the dismissal! I have my satisfied in full letter so I can rest assured that no judge would rule in their favor anyway.
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Just thought I'd share a few updates. Experian deleted my med collection! Yea!
15 "business" days after payment? I know it's frustrating, but try to remember holidays and weekends, etc. Even if it takes 30 days, it's still progress.
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