It would be very inspiring and empowering for many to get a thread of individuals who have overcome major setbacks and where they are today. 

It's a nice corner lot home that belongs to a late women's estate ran by her two sons.

To wit, a real life example, a lender with really attractive rates/fees/turntimes/etc, one I often use:If you want to empower your mortgage broker to get you the best deal possible moving forward, and execute well (close reliably, on time, with transparency in the process, etc), you will not be taking forbearance.

I also have about 500 calendars of scantily clad women doing construction work and women in bikini's. 

I feel I am empowered by everyone.

Just completed my first master class in Women's Real Estate investing Network.

On their first day of work I gave the foreman my calendar of scantily clad women, 6 flyers and 6 pens. 

If anyone is in the area and would want to connect, definitely reach out I would love to chat (especially the women!!)

This was a property I purchased from a women who foreclosed on her ex-husband for child support and alimony.

Hello BP Community, I've recently learned that there are government agencies that give minority-owned, women-owned and new small businesses grants to help start their businesses.