Hi Nathalie, You only need to be afraid of the IRS and the Credit Reporting Agencies but, you're here on Bigger Pockets (Welcome) so, that's means you're a brave women.

I love all the men and women in uniform joining the REI adventure. 

Nice to see other women investors in Milwaukee.

I'm thinking of starting up a women's investor group on the northside if you're interested

Some of the most intimidating people I know are 5 ft women.2)  the purchase of a hud home, living in it till you sell it is probably the least risky strategy you have outlined.  

You can find it on meetup.com it's called the Canton Women in Real Estate. 

The camaraderie and support is already incredibly empowering, so I can't wait to see what comes in the coming weeks, months, and years and I dive deeper into the real estate investing world.I'm looking forward to meeting and networking with like minded folks in Austin, NZ, and from all over in the BP community, to help build a robust wholesaling business, and eventually a healthy portfolio of passive income rental properties.

They are middle aged women and can handle this on their own.

Which is a protected class, get a lawyer and write a settlement check.Now if you don't evict the pregnant women, and you deny someone else for weight you have now set the precedent that 300 isn't a rule.  

I'm also getting started in Baltimore and it's great to meet other women doing the same.