You have considerable investments in them, you have people paying you fairly large amounts of money, yet you want as little to do with the property itself, and as little contact with your customers as possible.I can think of no other business where businessmen/women have such a cavalier attitude to their own business! 

Unrelated but very similar vein of:As a female, I stare at all these hot women that probably make around what I make with their Prada bags and name brand clothes.

That's like asking, what's worse, men or women?

Let some other landlord take chances on her.I can tell you from first-hand experience (not me) that women who end up in abusive relationships, do so regularly.  

Many women do.

Eviction is a sometimes necessary tool, but consider it playing Russian Roulette.

On top of that, it was often incredibly hard for single women, or couples in a relationship that was outside of wedlock, to obtain mortgage financing.

For Ex--if you're entering your home -- and you've got a family or say the 20 year old  son and his friends hanging out and drinking beers on the porch ---this will be uncomfortable for the single mother on the 2nd floor and for the 2 professional women on the third. 

Women want equality, which means she is obligated to pay for her living expenses.

The tenant was a 70 year old women who had been in the apartment since 1990.