well I try to be a little gentler.. for beginners they are certainly highly risky.Its OK to begin in this if you have 250 to 500k liquid  buy 100k worth then go to work and see what you can do.to do this with minimal capital then yes I think its Russian Roulette.

I had a lot out at Jenner by the sea  ( Russian river) I had water but had a perk problem was able to get out of it by selling to neighbor other wise it would have been a total loss. 

I rarely disagree with the tax guy, but it doesn't sound right to me.Your Series LLC is one company with different cells just as a department of company would, a store has sporting goods, men's clothes, women's clothes, household and appliances, etc.

The men and women on here have a lot of knowledge.  

Months ago, I was getting multiple connection requests from newly-minted BP women users who had poor grammar and just wanted to "be friends first."

I can tell you from experience that kitchens and bathrooms sell homes, and women generally make the buying decisions when it comes to home purchases by couples.

An older women lived in the home and then the family auctioned the house.

I don't have any data to back it up, but yeah among full time Realtors it seems like the "glass ceiling" for women either does not exist, or at the very least a lot of women manage to shatter it.

They always have recommended contractors and other vendors.If you travel too much, Columbus and Cincinnati ones are completely online so great way to get education for any strategy and recommendations (plus they have an online women’s investing group that I volunteer with hosting responsibilities ;-)The hard part is getting a good team.

Well there are stats that say a disproportional number of part time workers are women....so people that only work part time wont meet that criteria for income....and a larger % of them will be women as opposed to men....so you must be discriminating against women....Smokers?.....