Both sides have female tenants.

As soon as she was a day late you should have started the eviction.... start it tomorrow, you'll feel much better.You OOS Investors need to learn day 1 that Detroit tenants will F you in a second - they know the system and are good at it... old, young, male, female. 

Is it the male or the female making the money?  

I loved law students, and I went to the law school to ask about putting ads up on a bulletin board somewhere, and the housing director there said she'd be happy to list my vacancies on their facebook page!  

I will be speaking to the planning director sometime this week and will host a happy hour event in the Springs on Monday  to talk about what I know. 

Sometimes I guess it's scary being a young female in a predominately male community.

For example a female who is renting rooms shouldn't be forced to take male roommates.

I went and spoke to the law student housing director and they actually offered to advertise my vacancies on their facebook page, because they didn't have enough housing for all students and it was beneficial for them to be able to help find housing for the students.I found the off-campus housing page for Tulane on their website, but I think you'd be better off to call the law school directly and ask them how to advertise furnished rooms for rent to law students.I'd offer them month-to-month contracts. 

Hello everyone, status update.I have sent an email to my Property Manager (female) yesterday and also left voice mail requesting a refund of $75.00 per month on the property that is not getting any rent; I said I'm willing to pay her $50.00 per month as courtesy.

@Ronald RohdeFunny you should say that Ronald.I'm with a specialty tax firm, our phones are ringing with vigor from funeral home directors!