I purchased a newly renovated single family home and started screening tenants immediately.   2 friends came together and filled out an application together. they were looking to move in together and said they were old family friends. first applicant (lets call her lisa) is a mother of 3 (all under age 10) and the other (lets call her linda) is a single female. together they had a strong application. they were selected, signed a 3 year contract and agreed on a move in date (they needed to give their currently landlord 20 days notice to move out). 

When you reinstall make sure that the rubber washer is sitting flat in the female thread base before you screw it on.

The female tenant as expressed that she would want to move out and knows the boyfriend only signed. 

Lets assume they are Black, female, 675 credit score, paid in cash so no tax or emp records & 40 yrs old if that helps to narrow down her options.Either way, I know I'm also curious and can't be the only person who wants to know what the community thinks, thanks in advance!

As a matter of fact, one of the parents asked me if the room is occupied by a female student or not.

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I'll try and explain in detail:Signed a 1 year lease with male/female (let's call them Jack and Jill) friends on March 29th, 2018.

My female tenant would go off to work like normal and leave this man upstairs.

Unless an owner is female, obviously”.

But the handy man is there for an emergency, broken window, sump pump problems, door won't shut etc.I want guys working on my houses that do not have that creepy factor, it sounds a little silly but my tenants are about 75% female college students so I can't have guys lingering around, they need to get the job done and get out.