I guess I liken it to picking up women.

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But these are both women whom we have helped along through the years, who we tried to view as good people, without stereotyping them, and now we have to evict them, because they're pissed off that we won't allow their little darling felons to come "home", since we're rightly scared to death of their little violent darlings. 

(More women in a lot of male-dominated fields -- engineering, real estate investing, politics -- is a good thing.)I would just reiterate some of the above ideas about house-hacking.

There is no use in empowering the wealth divide to the point where even fences will not suffice. 

Women ends up leaving, and husband is alone with no inccome and a record.   

You going to upcharge pregnant women?

Hey - this is great work if you're looking to provide some valuable insight to people looking for real estate that is distressed (or neighborhoods to avoid depending on your investing profile).One observation - having worked with women's shelters in the past, I would NOT publish the Family_Violence_Fugitive field. 

So coming to Oregon they bought a killer house for 400k.. and only took a 10% pay cut..  16 years later 3 sabbaticals .. little dust up of not paying women equally.. she is now in upper management and  does quite well..

Talk to your tenant and get to understand there situation (this empowers you to be the problem solver rather then the AH Landlord).