There are charity organizations that you may be able to apply to in order to get assistance on rent, and we would be happy to accept rent from such an organization (insert charity names and contact info if you know of any, in my area there are several grant programs that help single women specifically).

Its up to the other women But they all remain liableI would not allow a sublease 

In the email she asked me some questions, such as she thought when she rented the room, this house should only be allow women in the house, why my male friends and male relatives only come in this house in the day time.

There are trainloads of Japanese, Chinese, Middle East and Russian money finding its way into the US RE market, and that has a domino effect - global money tends towards the elite locations - SF, NYC, etc - and that pushes some of that money inland, and so on.

So we upgraded the living room carpets & then redid the kitchen with my daughters old cabinets & immediately got $775/month.we inherited two older women who paid $425/month so we got them a new stove that worked, a new gas dryer that actually worked & then because of their high heating bills we upgraded the furnace, threw in a couple of gallons of paint so they could paint the kitchen & bathroom. 

He’s playing Russian roulette.

Women need financial security.)

The author's tone makes him out as a royal jerk (particularly in a few passages where he talks about his impressions of women in San Francisco), but his perspective on life at FB is certainly unique.

I spent 30k to fix it up including a new roof, painting over strong smoke smell, and converted an office so it was a 5 br and slept in the new bedroom and rented out the other 4 to young professional women like myself.

Here're just a few I like:Lifetime Cashflow with Rod KhleifWheelbarrow Profits with Jake and GinoBiz women rock (podcasts don't have to be RE only, they can be general education/motivational too!)