There are several homes and organization here locally that help women in need, but without really knowing whats going on I dont know who to recommend.

@Justin GottusoOur local chapter of the women’s council of realtors just put on an adu event.

Currently fully leased, including six medical office tenants, one long-time successful nail salon and a long-time successful women's retail shop.

Hello Mack,My favorites in the LA/OC area are these clubs (and these organizers) FIBI (for investor by investor) (Matt Owens), Investclub (Iris Veneracion), WREN (sorry Women only) (Deborah Razo), OC REIA (Kaaren Hall) , LA REIA (Bill Tan).

@Melina Santos Come to our women’s group March 25th ft.

Your skill set is not going to be the same as everybody else's - if you are up against a seasoned contractor who has an army of discount accounts and instantly available tradesmen and women and a slew of loaded investors or bank accounts behind them then you are going to be in a weaker position but luckily there are lots of deals to be had so you get to move on and let them deal with the subsidence issue that nobody spotted because they didn't do their due diligence!

The other is a 7 bed/4 bath house that will be rented to a non-profit that works with homeless people, specifically women in crisis. 

@Giulia Mylla Come to our women’s group March 25th listed on events page Ft Lauderdale.

Non licensed "handy men and women" do not assume this liability and even if they say they do they are more often then not insured and it would be un-actionable in the legal system.The real question is does the job you need done, if done in correctly poise a tangible risk? 

Not counting the women doing tricks or shows, because I know that happens and I get no rent from those women.