Anyways I work 6-5 at a low paying construction company supporting my wife and newborn baby girl.

Two of my last three tenants in different places: a young girl with a decent job who wanted to buy her own place (and did so after a year in one of my houses as a great tenant), and a "just married" young couple with one in medical school, great people.

I only wished back when he was still alive I was smart enough to try to learn all he knew about building from him instead of thinking it was something "girls" didn't do.Pass the Ben-Gay.Gail

I can go mile and a half about the benefits of multifamily, but then the next girl comes around and shows the same thing for single family.

In their minds they are thinking "this girl is not even old enough to buy a house"Good news is.

Nice girls, pay rent promptly, just lack any experience in how things work in a house.So I guess that's what I'd watch out for - things that are commonsense to most of us are not so obvious to those newly on their own.

Got a call today from a girl interested in renting an apartment.

It turns out that the parents of the girl he was dating are his tenants through Section 8.

Want somewhere safe from flooding and a good community for my girls who are 10 and 11.Not interested in living in Beaumont, have you seen the property taxes there?

I also like to think that girls are more mature than men.