I think it might have been a female guest and she spoke about contesting multiple appraisals and how she did it... and another one with a male or two that discussed it as well.  

We all have to rent at some point, or stay longer in mom and dad’s home, as is common in many Asian and… Long Island cultures.

Check out Debbie Deberry and the FlipHers Facebook for free female specific advice.

I've found this to be a much better way of handling the situation than just saying no.Let me add that I had the following exchange with a tenant: I provide a lot of safety lighting at my units, but I had a single female ask me for additional lighting on her place.

Male 32, female 25, 1 kid 8 years old.

I also found out 2 weeks ago from another tenant that she is subletting some space to another adult female (not sure what space since it's a 1/1 with her and 2 kids in there already).

I'm dealing with a similar issue as Ian dealt with a few years ago.

The Chinese, English and Asian Buyers who are driving the price of luxury apartments sky high in the major cities around the world, are not immune to the Real Estate Cycle.

Just because my name is Asian does not mean I am a foreign investor.

This process keeps it clean and professional, unemotional, and doesn't put anyone in my office in danger.A couple more tips:Always be aware of your surroundings and the risk presented by the circumstances and the other party;If there is even a slight risk of the tenant getting angry, bring a witness.If you can't bring a witness, bring protection;Don't enter the home of a bad tenant where they can secretly attack;Men should never enter a rental with a female when there is ANY kind of conflict because it sets him up for a claim of harassment or assaultThese safety tips are true for unpaid rent or eviction, but should also be followed any time there is any issue that can cause stress or anger for the renter.