Slowly learning... also I think being a female has its own unique set of challenges (mostly from being stereotyped).

Well you will have to modify  your bathroom and furnishings permanently for my client for his 2-month stay, then, per FHA)'3,  I'm an agent  with a mother and her special needs high school daughter (so if you refuse to share your home, bath, and kitchen with females you're violating ADA)4.

Because he talked to some agency that will give him $1200/bed/mo for these females and he bought homes that  have 3-5 bedrooms.  

Here are the stats:Age - Male, 36 | Female, 39Kids - 2.5 kidsCars - 2.28 cars per householdHousehold Income - $53,657 (Male $53,684 | Female $36,151 with Married Couples Averaging $81,025)Average Home Price - $188,900Mortgage Debt - $110,000 per householdRetirement Account Balances - ~$63,000 in this age bracketVehicle Debt - $26,530Student Debt - $30,100Credit Card Debt - $5,747Note: These figures (with the exception of credit card debt) are for individuals who HAVE these types of loans, it excludes people with no debt, however, I would assume that the Average American owes money on a car or student loans.  

I'm the Director of the Broward and Miami-Dade Real Estate Investors Association Chapters.

I work as a Director of business development for the Caribbean and Latin America.  

As a male (as your name implies) you may be able to exploit some gender bias due to most closers being female, however, my experience has been that generally women are often more effective closers due to their natural ability to multitask.  

A female form would probably be Maximis or maybe Maximea.

I ran one for a 65 year old female in CA, with immediate pay outs and 400K.

My goal is to build up the agency with sufficient funding to hire a full time Execute Director.