Keep in mind legal doesn't always mean right.Just like saying you cannot discriminate based on Gender is designed to protect a woman’s right to lease/buy a home, we are not The Republic of Gilead after all, but this means you cannot only sell it to women or provide better terms to women or that would be discriminatory against men, right?

Of course, service men and women can break leases without consequence with change of station orders, so that makes it even less attractive.

Some cities will embrace the change and some will push back hard.

I will not get trapped in comfort zones that will keep me from moving forward but will embrace the warrior spirit within me and move steadfastly toward the prize with nothing to hide, nothing to prove, and nothing to fear, giving all glory to God.

I am by no means an expert here, but below are a few concerns and considerations I've had:1) Regulation: Some cities embrace vacation rentals while others reject them.

BRRRR could work too ... you can combine the two ... forget about what large firms do, you are not a large firm nor should you start off trying to invest like one; embrace your smallness, small can be beautiful and has its advantages.

You women think YOU got it hard.

A friend is a very successful real estate broker, she built one of the most successful brokerages in the country and is in the who's who of business women.

Current tenants include Jiffy Lube, Subway, Wienershnitzel and a variety of daily needs service providersCHINO HILLSSeveral new businesses have submitted plans to the City of Chino Hills to locate to The Shoppes at Grand Avenue and Peyton Drive, off the 71 Freeway.According to the City, the former New York & Company women’s clothing store has been divided into three suites for the following businesses: Removery, a tattoo removal and fading service to be located adjacent to Gemorie; Love Sac, a furniture retailer that includes couches with surround sound delivered by speakers embedded in the couch to be located next to Sleep Number; and Cava, a Mediterranean food restaurant that would face the parking lot near Panera Bread.In addition, Brunk’s Butchery will move into the former Smashburger storefront.

But stock investing is not for everyone - it requires a tough mindset to go against the crowd and have the stomach to embrace the volatility.