Eventually he sold it.In 2003, I bought a two unit building in San Francisco with another single woman, as a TIC.  

I met a wonderful woman, who is now my wife, and I would like to further my interest in real estate by building it as a career.

I am lucky that I am married to a woman that has been saving money for about 25 years so I am not under so much stress to get recovered from my medical problems.  

Make sure to ask for "at least" 3 referrals from the last 6 months. 6 months because this should give you an idea as to how busy they are/ have been (I.e company or individual you are interviewing)Any reputable tradesmen (or woman) should and will have numerous references upon request.

We meet at Thai Siam in Draper. 

I have a SFR in Austin, TX leased to a woman who is 60 years old and disabled.

In of them the woman in it mentioned an app she uses for maintenance jobs in her properties out of state.

I had a woman with a lousy score and a a poor track record and I denied the application. 

I.e. people who need to sell a house, a woman going through divorce who's alimony isn't finalized and old house needs to sell, two people with great jobs and income but who can't front the move-in expenses (which raises red flags ... if move in expenses are a problem sounds to me the person is living paycheck to paycheck which even w/ good credit means they are one job loss away from disaster), couple people who say they want it but don't want to move in for a couple months etc.  

Then use that information and approach it like you're helping them solve a problem, rather than like you're a sales[wo]man trying to snag a deal.