I’m also curious if you have tried Thais…I think this idea is genius and I would love to be involved. 

I called the number today and a guy answered when it was supposed to be a woman.

I was very blessed and spoiled with the woman who so professionally prepared, counseled and just chatted with me as a friend before, that my standards are now set extremely high. 

The woman who did this webinar is also licensed and has listed properties for her wholesaler clients3.

I have talked to a woman who works for a title company and she told me that when they get posted out side with the date for auction is when the NOD is filed.But one time I went and talked to one of these home owners and she said she was 2 years behind on her payments.

As the woman walked inside shouting at him. 

I assume it's the same in many big cities, but here in Atlanta, with the permitting process so difficult, there are people and companies who specialize in helping get through the permit process.We've spoken with several expeditors, whose fees range from $600 to $1500 for the service, and landed on working with a woman who spent many year working for the building department -- she knows the process, knows the staff and can hopefully bypass a lot of the bureaucracy.

My wife's friend, a woman single at the time bought a duplex for around $40K, had $25K in savings and inheritance, and with the rent she collected, was able to live rent free, and had the smallest $15K loan paid off in 3 or 4 years.

Does anyone remember podcast on Bigger Pockets where a woman was discussing buying is this, specifically ones where if the office had a fax machine in it, she knew it was ready to probably be handed off.

Fisher are definitely good ideas EXCEPT that none will protect a woman alone.