I've done a lot of reading both in purchased books, and websites where there are all sorts of success stories about a cute little 80k find that with 5% down, eventually rents for 750/month and cash flows 150/month.

Checking out Meet up, there are many in my general area, so I saw a meet up  from a woman who looked like she was in my suburb, touting a "Real Estate Moms" meeting. 

We are actually in this position right now as we are about to lease to a single woman whose college age son will be living with her in the summers--she we had to do his background check, too.  

As far as the discrimination goes, I'm a woman in real estate.   

The woman in charge says that the class can be written off for taxes entirely (and it’s expensive), but she’s from California and I’m from Pennsylvania.

I am working with a blind woman now who is employed but gets govt, support and would gladly share with other tenants. the hard part is finding those with special needs and the govt organizations that could support this type of housing. would be interested in anyone who is doing this now outside of college student housing which in my area has already been priced for the higher rents paid by the room with all utilities included etc.

In the meantime, I put my best friend Biker Teddy Dude up, he's pretty cute too :)In the short time I been here you have been VERY helpful, kind and courteous, and I thank you for that.Good point 2008 reset the market, I'll get with city halls for more info not sure I trust city.comWe are a successful rehab and storm damage co, this would be our first build as a company anyway.

How cute.

She's an elderly woman that is wanting to unload her properties and travel in her final years of life.  

I slowly realized, this woman is brilliant (glad she's mine).