I got EXTREMELY lucky and sold to a woman, who had just received a life insurance settlement, and bought the property with a 90% down payment, for $360k!

I know the numbers really come into play, I’d go about contacting the woman, but I might be stepping on some toes in the process.

You can get stuck if the woman is solely depends on child support for rent.

The line I've used for 7 years without ever a problem (except once from an elderly woman who swore, no matter WHAT I told her, that one of her estranged family members gave me her info - She still showed me the house, btw): "Whenever I'm looking for a property owner whose hard to find I give the information to my attorney and he accesses a special database that only attorney's have access to".

Common Sense finally gave up the will to live, after a woman failed to realize that a steaming cup of coffee was hot.

The RIGHT kind of woman makes all the difference in the world.

He seemed to be very upset that this woman was denied government-paid health care services that she needed to save her life.Tim - Your thoughts?

In a retail sale, you are generally selling to the woman in the relationship and they appreciate a pretty home that is staged with plenty of flowers and well-kept plants.

I found a woman who was planning on gutting her kitchen and then when the market went upside down she couldn't afford it.

She is a good tenant - clean, always pays on time and considerate...not a woman I would want to lose honestly for $25 a month.