In the end, we are still dealing with people in tough spots, so having that human element (and not some dude/woman on a phone), IMO, is very important.It all depends on the strength of your team.  

I'm most concerned with you putting all of your eggs in 1 basket, and that basket being a 70+ year old woman.

As a white woman, the discrimination was about as bad as for blacks.

A woman pulled into the oncoming traffic lane and hit us head on at 60 mph.

The local chapter here in Hampton Roads does great work, but that result might be directly related to the woman who runs the local program.

Truth...thats the easiest approach. but throwing a woman with kids and a pregnant couple on the street without regard seems unnecessarily cold.

She broght her boyfriend with her who had his hat on sideways and his pants hanging down with his underwear completely exposed.While showing the house, the lawyer turned to the woman and told her that he's not going to rent to her.

I'm not sure if it's a man or woman ... you said "sister in law" but then referred to "he".

Either take a sheriff or a woman with you and go in.

They're tiny 400-450 sqft apartments, so they'd be quite unpleasant for more than one person, but I see your point about how it could happen that someone might have family obligations come up.I'm buying the property with one tenant already in it, a woman in her 60s on a fixed income.