I certainly wouldn't turn down a potential renter, however, based on gender, be they male or female.

Ok, these guys inspire me, and the show is great, but not being in REI very long, what is fluff, what is drama, what is the director on site telling them to do, stage, etc.Any comments?

i use to live there for a short time ,and don't live far from there now. i'm affraid of a lot,so if i tell you i'm nervous about investing there that's just me. i went to a investors meeting last week and meet a couple members investing there, in fact the attorney giving the seminar works and dose alot of investing there so dose the director of the club.

I'm a 45 y/o female, research professional in my "other life" and have just started doing a notes course.

Some ideas on finding wholesale properties that other investors shared with me include: check your county recorder of deeds for lis pendens notices; form a real estate investment club; create and mail out a newsletter (paper and electronic); market yourself to church pastors, funeral home directors, and accountants who often hear about proprty deals and potential sellers.Thanks again for your tips

There is a female investor around here who wears nothing but sun dresses and sandals in the summer.

the corp and it's assets are liable - not the shareholders, directors, employees etc...that takes TIME to do - because the business must grow it's CREDIT and reputation through STRONG FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.just naming a business and "holding assets" in the name of a business doesn't mean anything, unless that business entity is treated as such - a SEPERATE ENTITY.that's paramount.

Alexander is, but I was referring to the developer of the Barfield Building, Todd Harmon, who is also the director of Yellow Rose Entertainment, Inc.

In your experience, which would be the best for a single female, with no “baggage”.

I can do pretty much anything (of course, except for things that are impossible for me due to the fact that I am a female - I am not that strong as a male).