A woman answered and I let her know that I understood the house was for sale and I was looking to buy a property like this as a rental property. 

I am a hands-on type of investor - I can do a a lot of projects myself, but I am a woman and I am not as 'physically' strong as my counterparts, yet I know how to get things done.

I've learned to simply not respond to this woman's calls/text unless necessary.

So a woman called me about her property near Pittsburgh, PA.

Do you think it's now safe enough for a woman to walk home from the subway at like 10pm?

While I was slowly trying to learn some of the ropes before I jumped in with both feet, my dear mother fell into a pit of landlord doom while trying to rent a house for the first time herself.Her house is in New Castle, about an hour from myself, and god love her, she's an amazing woman, but the last people she rented to totally took advantage of her and ended up abandoning the property after building up a debt of $2,000+. 

I was recently contacted by a woman who was interested in co-wholesaling a property with me.

Years before FHFA argued Fannie Mae was not federal by virtue that it was private before, making FHFA act as a private entity, not the other way around, so that they could win an employment termination case where the woman claimed Fannie Mae was Federal since being held in a FHFA conservatory and thus must follow federal employment law.

The seller appears semi-motivated, as she is an older indian woman and this area is quite rough(when i visited the place there were candles on the front porch as someone was shot and killed there recently).3.

My neighbor since I knew since I was a baby is deciding on moving and wants to sell her house shes asked me if I want to buy it how should I proceed let me remind you that she is a old woman about in her 70s and I just turned 19 how can I go about wholesaling this house your help will be greatly appreciatedP.S.