I just read another post on here "Female Property Inves.

At least on Airbnb, I believe women make up a majority of all hosts and female hosts have higher property ratings according to Airbnb.

He got a better plunger after the first toilet incident and he talked to his daughter about proper female hygiene disposal after the 2nd.  

We were wanting to protect ourselves from making sure all 6 bedrooms are rented and also not raising many eyebrows with that many leases in one home(southern college doesn't like when 2 or more females are living in a single family home).

I don't want to live in a less than desirable area as a single female.   

I am a licensed agent in the State of Florida seeking to build a few solid relationships with other female investors and build a portfolio that will retire me from my 9-5 (which is acquisitions with a publicly traded real estate entity). 

Its seems that that is pretty high monthly income so your pool of tenants is going to be smaller. and one more thought - this thread is possibly biased against the female being the bread winner.... if this were reversed - where the man worked and the woman was at home - I think you would be getting very different responses....  

The tenant had mentioned a female had been awarded the room, so I figured it may have been a preference to sex, which I understand to be protected under fair housing.

@Cody LeCates  Just about every city has its version of rough 'hoods and, of course, "rough" is subjective and just an opinion, but how I determine whether a neighborhood is rough (or a warzone as @Wes Blackwell mentioned), and this is from my perspective as a female is 1: will I drive through it alone. 2: Will I drive through it and get out of my car alone.  

And it seems I have a number of business cards for house cleaning left at my house where the names on the cards were those of Hispanic females.