In my area you have to market to the female buyer.

if you really know cars, and have the cash you don't mind using, you can buy an exotic car and have it not cost too much.I bought a 12 year old Ferrari Testarossa, I bought it right, and had it for 3 years, of course I only put about 1k miles on it,,,I sold it for everything I had in it,,but I know cars, and I had just made an insale amount of money as director of an internet company.Now if during that time I had had even a tiny accident, the value of the car would have dropped like a rock,,,,and I insured it as an exotic, which means I couldn't use it as daily driver,,,,People need to learn to get the reward AFTER they do something, not before

I don't think this is specifically a female trait.

BUT, once you have one done, you can use it for EVERY property you have, just change the property info, the trustee, the beneficiary, the director (if you choose to have one) as you would like it to be.

Wifey and I tweaked it a bit from male and female perspective, added a 3rd bath, enlarged 3 car garage, larger covered patio and have built 4 more so far.

Now I can see the common problems with female REI.

On top of all that, we are a female owned real estate company and big proponent of helping as many other female investors get involved with real estate investing.

This mans wife flushed female products down the toilet and plugged up the plumbing. 

There was one a while back (don't remember the show #) with a female investor who seemed to buy and hold SFR's in every deployment location.

But, you'll want to reach out the Las Cruces Area Office (they cover Sierra County) and ask for the Area Director, Clyde Hudson, or the Housing Program Director Art Garcia.