One for autistic children and another for women who are struggling severely. 

I've had throw carpets over it just to be sure it doesn't get more women than it was when I moved in.  

It was mostly women showing rental units, so they requested the ID and kept a copy in the record for safety reasons, not so much financial reasons.

Two have misleading titles, including the Women's Investment Club and the Los Angeles & Asian REIA.

No, I don't want to be a famous Greek hero, but I do want to escape the rat race like most other men and women in this community.

I've been reading up in BP on Multi-family and commercial investing, and I'm just curious, do women ever do this and succeed, either on their own or with a spouse?  

Similarly, in another experiment, health researchers found that their efforts to get young women to check for breast cancer through self-examination were significantly more successful if they stated their case in terms of what the women stood to lose in terms of health benefits as opposed to what they could gain.

This sounds like something the crackhead hooker that rented from my mom would dream up when she was just a coke head hooker.Granted she was a smart hooker, but now she is in a home for wayward women, and I've been watching her cat for like 4 or 5 years.

And only the people named on the lease can live in the house.I don't know what it is with these women that they'd even date someone who couldn't pass a background check or credit check, but they do.

As a side note any women out there doing it on your own I’d love to hear your stories!