They will allow you to attach other criteria too (i.e. income level, credit rating, zip code, gender, ect.).

it all depends on what YOU want from life.my personal belief is that through HARD WORK, and loving the HARD WORK is what makes the "man" (not gender-specific).

Independent of your gender what sort of work do you prefer?

What age/gender bias exists with some sellers, influencing your negotiations?

They will not admit it in public, but American society is way behind many other countries in gender equality and American men want to feel superior.

In minneapolis, the city gives grants and funds to boarding houses that have a niche use such as "veterans-only", "gender specific", "refugee housing", "elderly-only", etc.  

Are there any female investors (particularly in the Atlanta area...but I'd be happy to get insight from anyone, no matter your gender or geographical location) that can shed some light on how you are treated, whether it be fair or unfair as well as any tips you have on getting other investors and members of the real estate community to take you as seriously as one of the guys?

You can't discriminate based on race, gender, etc, but you can turn an applicant down based on attitude.

I don't care about race OR gender, BUT MY top choices are Kicinich, Richardson, Biden, and Edwards, and Ron Paul... ofgift

:Originally posted by Steve Babiak:Pat hasn't been on BP in like two years ...Moderators - please find him so he can tell the rest of the storyPat's profile indicates gender to be female, so her is the word you wanted to use ...Joel - nice detailed explanation!