It is a personal preference since I self manage and am an older female - I have to feel safe to be able to go to anything I own by myself to collect rent or check on a rental.  

*** One extra tip for free.... google John Bogle's Morning star interview from June 13th of 2013 on the problems with 401K's and you will understand why 401K directors do not tell you to (just like real estate) take your ending balance and divide it by your starting ballace to get your real return on your 401K. 

Interesting...So Jillian Sidoti is THEIR lawyer but they are parading a black female attorney to pander to black investors on social media.

Just be aware in your advertisement you can't say things like "no married couples" or "no females" or "young professionals only".

My husband is a HR director for a large defense contractor and is well networked so just encase that call doesn't come maybe he can help.

Also, go to a Jaxreia meeting, there are a lot of knowledgeable investors and there are numerous classes that we all teach (disclaimer: I'm on the board of directors and don't get paid).

He had to jump through "Hoops" with the Planning Department Director for months, until his Lawyer sent a letter to the Mayor to get the Plans lady, to give final approval on a Driveway.

And be sure to get an official letter/resolution (depending on how the entity is actually organized) signed by a Board of Directors or other oversight group.

Imagine a male in one room, with two females in the others.

@Dylan Whitcher as a female investor I’m a bit pickier on location because I don’t want to buy a property where I don’t feel safe going over there to work by myself or meet with tenants.