It also helps to build a good relationship with your tenant.Unfortunately, and I hate to say this, but I've been renting and working with rental units since 1965 and my father told me back then the difference between renting to single men or single women and this is 100% true.

They screened and approved a tenant (three single men) who has been in there for a year and a half now, and this tenant has caused nothing but problems.I have a strict no animals on the property clause and no smoking of any kind in the house or on the property.

The gap between men and women narrowed to only 1 point.

Hi Rob -- as a former avid soccer player and fan, I can tell you that most likely you won't see much happening for commercial businesses and AirBNB for this soccer team.Women's professional soccer -- and this is a travesty, because I find their game to be far more clinical, thought-out, and executed over the men's game -- simply has zero draw.

I do think a Nest is a nice touch in general, maybe some USB outlets in the kitchen.In general, smart home items are of interest to men, and women make home buying decisions, overwhelmingly. 

As for what kind of tenants, over the years I've had the full spectrum of men, women, young, old, etc.

I hired 2 young men from my church to help clear out all the trash and junk left behind (2 trailer loads worth).

Even old men can be fools, but investing for 40 years gives you insights that investing for 10 or 15 does not give you. 

Many of the men in my family have their own trade business and are very familiar with the other contractors in the area, so my intent is to leverage that when I take the dive into rehabbing a property.I'd welcome any tips or advice for the (very general) plan laid out above.

You're gonna need some "Just for Men" soon, though :D