DNS SPF Bounce Back Issue

Hello,
I am trying to send an email from IP: 64.32.183.2 to email: [email protected] and get this bounce back email.
Do any of you know what I need to create on the TXT record for the DNS? I've created an SPF record but still get an error message.
See the testconnectivity results below. Any help would be appreciated!
Performing Outbound SMTP Test
The outbound SMTP test failed.
Additional Details
Elapsed Time: 24104 ms.
Test Steps
Attempting reverse DNS lookup for IP address 64.32.183.2.
The Microsoft Connectivity Analyzer successfully resolved IP address 64.32.183.2 via reverse DNS lookup.
Additional Details
The Microsoft Connectivity Analyzer resolved IP address 64.32.183.2 to host smtp.wemanageproperties.com.
Elapsed Time: 86 ms.
Performing Real-Time Black Hole List (RBL) Test
Your IP address wasn't found on any of the block lists selected.
Additional Details
Elapsed Time: 23609 ms.
Test Steps
Checking Block List "SpamHaus Block List (SBL)"
The address isn't on the block list.
Additional Details
IP address 64.32.183.2 wasn't found on RBL.
Elapsed Time: 901 ms.
Checking Block List "SpamHaus Exploits Block List (XBL)"
The address isn't on the block list.
Additional Details
IP address 64.32.183.2 wasn't found on RBL.
Elapsed Time: 872 ms.
Checking Block List "SpamHaus Policy Block List (PBL)"
The address isn't on the block list.
Additional Details
IP address 64.32.183.2 wasn't found on RBL.
Elapsed Time: 1045 ms.
Checking Block List "SpamCop Block List"
The address isn't on the block list.
Additional Details
IP address 64.32.183.2 wasn't found on RBL.
Elapsed Time: 91 ms.
Checking Block List "NJABL.ORG Block List"
The address isn't on the block list.
Additional Details
IP address 64.32.183.2 wasn't found on RBL.
Elapsed Time: 8349 ms.
Checking Block List "SORBS Block List"
The address isn't on the block list.
Additional Details
IP address 64.32.183.2 wasn't found on RBL.
Elapsed Time: 3773 ms.
Checking Block List "MSRBL Combined Block List"
The address isn't on the block list.
Additional Details
IP address 64.32.183.2 wasn't found on RBL.
Elapsed Time: 241 ms.
Checking Block List "UCEPROTECT Level 1 Block List"
The address isn't on the block list.
Additional Details
IP address 64.32.183.2 wasn't found on RBL.
Elapsed Time: 71 ms.
Checking Block List "AHBL Block List"
The address isn't on the block list.
Additional Details
IP address 64.32.183.2 wasn't found on RBL.
Elapsed Time: 8262 ms.
Performing Sender ID validation.
Sender ID validation failed.
Additional Details
Elapsed Time: 407 ms.
Test Steps
Attempting to find the SPF record using a DNS TEXT record query.
The SPF record was found.
Additional Details
SPF record found: "v=spf1 a mxv=spf1 a mx a:corepoweryoga.com mx:exchange.corepoweryoga.com ip4:173.239.121.125 a mx ~all"
Elapsed Time: 87 ms.
Parsing the SPF record and evaluating mechanisms and modifiers.
SPF record evaluation resulted in a Sender ID failure.
Additional Details
Elapsed Time: 320 ms.
Test Steps
Evaluating A Record lookup mechanism: "+a"
Additional Details
The DNS A Record lookup for IP address 64.32.183.2 found no match for domain 'corepoweryoga.com'.
Elapsed Time: 2 ms.
Evaluating A Record lookup mechanism: "+a"
Additional Details
The DNS A Record lookup for IP address 64.32.183.2 found no match for domain 'corepoweryoga.com'.
Elapsed Time: 0 ms.
Evaluating MX mechanism: "+mx"
Additional Details
No MX records for domain corepoweryoga.com matched the specified IP address.
Elapsed Time: 123 ms.
Evaluating A Record lookup mechanism: "+a:corepoweryoga.com"
Additional Details
The DNS A Record lookup for IP address 64.32.183.2 found no match for domain 'corepoweryoga.com'.
Elapsed Time: 0 ms.
Evaluating MX mechanism: "+mx:exchange.corepoweryoga.com"
Additional Details
No MX records exist for exchange.corepoweryoga.com.
Elapsed Time: 84 ms.
Evaluating IP address mechanism: "+ip4:173.239.121.125"
Additional Details
IP address 64.32.183.2 didn't match entry 173.239.121.125.
Elapsed Time: 0 ms.
Evaluating A Record lookup mechanism: "+a"
Additional Details
The DNS A Record lookup for IP address 64.32.183.2 found no match for domain 'corepoweryoga.com'.
Elapsed Time: 0 ms.
Evaluating MX mechanism: "+mx"
Additional Details
No MX records for domain corepoweryoga.com matched the specified IP address.
Elapsed Time: 108 ms.
Evaluating All mechanism: "~all"
All mechanisms indicated a negative status.
Additional Details
Status: SoftFail
Elapsed Time: 0 ms.

Another bounce back due to SPF Policy Error for another domain.
Diagnostic information for administrators:
Generating server: PMA-EXCAS01.wemanageproperties.com
[email protected]
barracuda.helmethouse.com #550 Rejecting for Sender Policy Framework ##
Original message headers:
Received: from pma-exmb01.wemanageproperties.com ([fe80::10ec:db0c:8782:d59d])
by pma-excas01.wemanageproperties.com ([fe80::7d06:c4ad:5136:3b0f%11]) with
mapi id 14.03.0123.003; Mon, 27 Oct 2014 09:03:53 -0700
From: Jodi Stancampiano <[email protected]>
To: "'[email protected]'" <[email protected]>
CC: Gabriela Ramirez <[email protected]>
Subject: Accelerated Invoices
Thread-Topic: Accelerated Invoices
Thread-Index: Ac/x/5U3XYbSLuU0RYa8t07SCk++9Q==
Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2014 16:03:43 +0000
Message-ID: <[email protected]rties.com>
Accept-Language: en-US
Content-Language: en-US
X-MS-Has-Attach: yes
X-MS-TNEF-Correlator:
x-originating-ip: [10.0.20.104]
Content-Type: multipart/mixed;
boundary="_009_ED01ED2222E4A943987C4EEA7623C5741D323D42pmaexmb01wemana_"
MIME-Version: 1.0

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