They tried to do away with this but after a court ruling, they realized dropping the authorized user from getting credit for the account negatively affected woman more than men.

My arguments: A: I have a little one too that I'm trying to take care of at thats money out of my pocket for him (the cute little guy in the Hawkeye Jersey), obviously hes my #1 priority right now.

Thanks For The Reply Mandy...This The Answer I received From A Real Estate Atty..RobertIf woman is dead and has no husband at time she acquired property and then became deceased and she has not children, then the property is inherited by her mother and father.If they are deceased then the property is owned equally by all of her brothers and sisters.There will be required heirship affidavits which I can do in order to convey.Cousin has no interest in the property, unless mother and father are dead and there are no brothers or sisters.

I'd hate to go and spend two hours being pandered to by a salesman/woman.

I got started thinking about real estate investing a few months ago because a woman I rent sheep from (I have a peculiar hobby of training dogs to work livestock) told me that's what she did and had me read Cashflow Quadrant.

Me not being a woman of patience tend to shy away from short-sales because of this.

Being a single woman and with a full-time career , it's been challenging to say the least on this real estate path.

I am a first time home buyer.The woman I spoke with just mentioned that I needed to have 2 years of consistent employment bringing in the amount stated. 

The woman was also burping and slurping but managed to let me know that I would not be charged to take the course.

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