Charlotte "souburbs" (NC / SC) and Atlanta (GA) "Norburbs" in terms of Current and past rise in prices (P$), future growth (Gr%), rental potential (R$),  how good is the tenancy, quality of demography* (Demo: Best-to-Worst), maintainability (Mnt), availability of good rental mgt. companies (Misc) etc. crime rates (safest 1 to least 5) , natural risks (Disaster Index), Insurances (In$), property taxes (Ptax$)(Note: *Quality of demography has nothing to do with race, age, gender, family structure etc.

Just gender, race, sex, etc.

As you said, there is a lot to learn from all investors, no matter gender.

Plus I get to learn the gender of the baby me and my girlfriend are expecting!

The HUD bidding system has no regard for race, creed or gender.

There are also standards for how many people are allowed in a room, so you can't rent out 1 room to a family of 4.You may want to consider keeping it a same gender house in order to avoid issues that come along with mixed gender housing.And insure, insure, insure. 

Okay so it seems like I can't deny them for:-marital status -sexual orientation -gender identity -age-participation in section 8So could I now write a clause in the application saying if they don't pass my guidelines I could deny them, and then have them listed?

Vice President                                                                                                                             ___________________________  Bill Biggs                                           Your Signature/Date"Dear Sir/Madam"  So your lender doesn't even know your name even worse your gender?!  

I think I would try for same gender to minimize any drama.

Biggest organization of renters will happen in fall in LA some of the groups are national too so it applies to all statesHere's what they claim: This strategic statewide convening represents the historic growth of the power of renters to push for broad economic, racial and gender justice and advance a vision of an economy that works for families, communities and the environment, not billionaire real-estate tycoons, corporate landlords and Wall Street bankers.