@Jay Hinrichs I’ve already been speaking to some attorneys about it, but I want to ask other investors who’s been in the game in my state and ask them about it as well, nothing wrong with that woman.

It's a good fit.The definition of a nice neighborhood is one where a woman can walk down the street at night with her purse and not worry about being robbed or worse.

You gave an ailing woman $60,000 for her house valued at $290,000.

I contacted the woman who was on the first mortgage and asked for the information monthly regarding principal, interest, escrow, payments, etc. and told her that I would like to take over the loan, as I thought it was possible to do.

I am in the process of buying out next flip, and the homeowner (an elderly woman who lives by herself) need to move from the property afrter closing, because she will use the money from closing for her next house/ rent.

Just got off a call- the woman inherited a house that she is living in- her father owned it with a reverse mortgage and she is the successor but the company doesn't recognize her as the successor.

Hi Joe Liu I have a right of redemption going on 2 doors down with the people being foreclosed on are "unknown heirs of a certain woman".

(Efficiency Super Woman) :)Hope so anyway.

Discovered severe problem with noise from tenant living in building next door.Basically a woman with a teenage son and a toddler live in lower level apartment next door seem mentally unstable.

As a woman door knocking (and even as a man I take safety precautions) you want to be careful approaching people's door.