Often we're the bottleneck of own business, a one man show stops growing after the "man" (no preference to gender) is out of time.

Ohioans don't even realized how OUTRIGHT INAPPROPRIATE it is to make a comment denoting someone's gender in a professional environment.One more for the blacklist.I'm out.

I am ready for anyone regardless of age or gender.

It was someone else's.I ended up with your profile (which I wanted) and the error message for what seems to be another user's profile.Sorry, could not find profile for user 'XXXXXX'Joshua DorkinBiggerPockets FounderUser Name : biggerpoAge / Gender : 32 / MaleLocation : Denver, COCountry : USProfile Link : biggerpockets.com/users/biggerpoIf you had left the prior thread open I would have checked and provided a follow on question.

It will be fun to meet everyone of any gender!

But....One owner recently (it's all over the news) declined to rent a room in her home to an activist transgender person who (before securing the reservation) "warned her" of his/her gender challenge.

so instead of making it "gender specific", why not just look up info on stuff you want to fix?

I hear to much crap of race, or gender, or religion as reason someone fails or is treated a certain way.

I find that it is hardest on female investors because I have heard from and been the bearer of many contractors treating me like a total idiot...because of my gender.

My wife and I argue about gender roles all the time.