I would argue men's ability to absorb risk is actually why you see more male investors and younger male investors than you see female investors... so I don't ascribe to not entering because there could be an element of risk.

It's in need of renovations and in typical female fashion I could easily go overboard with it.

We purchase in bulk and only add one female and one male razor. at $0.50/razor it only adds $1 per reservation in costs. 

I would say 90% or better of the tenants were female head of household with baby daddys bouncing in and out. 

Of course I was thrilled, being the first female moderator.

(I use a female voice over for this as it sounds soothing.)

I am a single female and cannot drive since I grew up in NYC, so I'd like to get suggestions for safe neighborhoods near public transportation.

Maybe you get some female property managers who have had kids and don't want a full-time position, but it's much harder with maintenance, because high-quality maintenance staff are always in high demand and hardly ever want part-time work.  

I would like to hear from someone who started real estate buy/hold investing in their 40s with NO prior knowledge, experience, family connections to REI.Would also love to hear from more successful female REI guests on that note!

My goal is to become the female Donald Trump.