I remember when I lived in Cupertino and the first run up.. and the Asian's were moving in in mass. it was no uncommon to have 1 to 3 a week knock on our door and offer cash for our home... this was the mid 80swho ever la grand is and if people think he dreamed up door knocking I have a memo that says I never heard of him and door knocking has been alive and well for decades nothing new there.

I talked to them and it was an Asian buyer that doesn't understand English well and is being unreasonable about the a 30yr roof (that is currently 10yrs old.) 

Females tend to really like my places, I must advertise to them subconsciously :)  I love people in the service industry, never a lack of cash or opportunity to generate more cash to pay rent.  

Notably, HUD has suspicions that you are discriminating based on protected class because the old tenant was a female tenant from Sudan with a child while the second tenant was your "standard" white guy with a wife.

This is not true in areas like nursing which are heavily female. 

The building will be the new community center for the Asian Health and Service Center.

The deed was put from male and female into just the males name.

@Mike Cumbie  Great point I have Asian clients that came over to the US and we had a bank meeting with the pres of the bank and senior management.. the card exchange was quite formal.. two hand delivery and a bow of respect.this particular clients Asian business is work 3 times the bank... but you would never have known it when you watched him present his card to the bank pres.. out our way there are Class's we can take through MLS for dealing with foreign clients so we don't look like boorish Americans.  

I also never though I would enjoy Tofu but throw it in a wok with Asian seasonings and I can't get enough of it!

During the summer I get a lot of traffic to my unit from Asian tourists on their way to Yellowstone.