>>> Bit harsh, dont ya think?

Harsh perhaps, but tech jobs in the chip industry at that time were hard to find and those who had them put up with the harshness.As other posts have recommended, you might want to think through how you want to spend your overall time.

Then use those reviews and bookings to do at least 2 weeks, which even in areas with harsh STR rules (Boston) you would be ok to do.

I mean you seem a little harsh on folks, these are again you're everyday joe and janes, what's to be expected with some of these folks.

I particularly like this line out of the above article:- "The Bible has harsh words of condemnation for lenders who abuse those who are bound to them in debt, but it does not condemn the debtor".The point is, NO-ONE is perfect!

I respect your comments and your advice.I find it slightly harsh in part and do not agree with it entirely, but I will respect your views.The great thing about forums is that we get to share our experiences, good or bad and that experience may in part help others going through something similar.In the comments received, some pointed out that it appears this is something that is happening, sadly enough.It was a shock to me as I had not experienced it.I am certainly entitled to share my experience on the forum.I do not view it as gossip for if you will notice from my post I have refrained from mentioning said listing agent, company and/or property.So again, I do respect your views, but please understand that when you ask me to communicate with said listing agents, my posts show you the lengths I have gone to.I would beg to differ on further outreach if not directed at finding a resolution, to someone that clearly is/was against me viewing the property in the first place based on my gender.What is that going to accomplish? 

Given their harsh winters, and hot humid summers, would I want to live there?  

The roof shingles are broken in some places (see attached photos).Also, the roof was replaced only 5 years ago, although I live in the harsh Florida climate.

That sort of tells me that 2008 wasn't a harsh enough lesson for it to stick. 

The mortality rate for the coronavirus in the US continues to fall as more and more Americans are able to be tested.After several days of testing in the US, the numbers are starting to look closer to what you would expect from a harsh flu season.PERSPECTIVE:** The 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic killed 675,000 out of US population of 103,268,000 or about — 1 in 200** The 2020 Coronavirus has killed 218 (so far) out of a population of 333,546,000 or less than — 1 in a million(Still, as my mother would say "wash your hands and don't pick your nose", anyway)