Pawnshops love taking womens shoes and jewelry as collateral to make mortgage payments. 

There is another reason why one would embrace this type of law, which is common in my market and that is,as Professor Michael Porter of Harvard University would say that the profitability in a market is determined by the barriers to entry.

(This was before women were becoming major breadwinners.)I think this was the pattern of most of the developers at the time, and the only way other than "Mom and Pop" developers that development could work.

Now you have all races and women.

Let's slightly less educated women.

Remember you don't have to own a property to control it.Good LuckPaulSouthern CaliforniaInvestor Clubs(be sure to check club website for changes to date/time/venue) Investclub for Women (Orange County) (Iris Veneracion and Bobi Alexander) Day: Third Wednesday of every month Time: 6:30 networking & 7:00 meeting Location: South Coast Cultural Center (9 Truman, Irvine, CA 92620) Cost: $25 per person Website: womeninvestclub.com OC Investors Club (Deborah & Misha) Day: Fourth Friday of each month Time: 11:30am Location: J.T.

When we relocated from northern California to southern California, we put 14 young women in our 4600 sq. ft. house, and gave free rent and utilities to a couple that managed the property (they lived in a 2100 sq. ft. guest house)I'd recommend you get up to speed on your local market, learn values, do comps, talk to other investors at meetings, and take the advice given above.

As a newb I am tempted to embrace the quick and "easy" but my gut tells me that there is more to it.On a side note: I found a source of RE documents that might be helpful to others.

I have seen him present at our local women investors group.

I get women calling and saying the apartment is just for them and their 2 kids and then 1 man and another woman also show up. 4.