With FB you can target very specific criteria such as Homeowner, Networth, Liquid Networth, Income Level, Age, Gender, Cities, City radius, etc.  

It can be based on occupation, race, gender, political party, economic class and the list goes on and on.

Source: http://heavy.com/games/2016/07/pokemon-go-demographics-demographic-player-players-data-statistics-men-women-male-female-gender-majority-income-age-average-players/

The gender of the tenant doesnt matter .

Gender has nothing to do with it :) I will offer some caution tho- be careful with HELOCs.

I would not attribute it to your gender; I suspect a male would have gotten the same bill.For your conditions, the bill seems reasonable (except the fire alarm installations).Good luck

I work for a phenomenal company with highly skilled and educated people, some of which still speak inappropriately about others for non-controllable factors (race, gender, etc.), this is unavoidable from what I have found.

Though it is unlawful to discriminate against a buyer for reasons of race, creed, gender or any one of several other special categories of protected rights, it is not unlawful to discriminate FOR someone because you like them.Understanding motivation is as important in bargaining as is understanding value.One last thought on negotiating and contract terms in general which is in response to your statement..."

Specifically, do not discriminate against any of the Fair Housing protected classes (i.e. race, color, religion, gender, physical or mental disability, etc.)For what it's worth, I don't see any problem with what you are doing.

This question applies to the female investors..Has anyone run across any hurdles because of your gender?