That's like asking, what's worse, men or women?

, or from using their own maintenance men, or for dealing with evictions, etc., etc., etc.I'll leave you with just one example. 

seems like a lot. call the HVAC suppliers and ask them for one/2 men operations.

While doing an open house two large men tried to rob me, luckily people started coming into the home for the open house and the "creeps" ran away.Had an applicant's mother co-sign for a house for her daughter. 

Most people answering here are men.

Better to give them more information than they need, then to skip something that may be important to you and be stuck in a bad situation.You are exempt from federal fair housing laws, so long as you rent it out yourself rather than use a PM, you can pick and choose the person who best fits with your own wants and needs, such as choosing to only allow men to apply for the room.Good luck.

Its interesting to note that while a lot of men are recommending the "better safe than sorry" approach, you are the first woman to do so (for good reason).Its a big double standard.

But, even if these units are covered under warranty, you have to deal with the phone calls and coordinating maintenance men, etc. 

It flooded before i moved in because i saw the same stuff in the tub when i first viewed the property, not thinking anything of it because she said the maintenance men just made a little mess.

Several of my tenants have a stay at home mom that can let in repair men as needed.