As far as women investors, I'm not one so I'm not even going to act like I have a clue if it's more difficult to do or not, but I can tell you that there are plenty of very successful women in real estate so it's definitely doable.

I live in Burlington, Vermont where I make and sell handmade women's clothing and accessories.

For our servicemen and women?

As usual he's always right.I ordered 500 2021 calendars of scantily clad women last year. 

Secondly, my business partner and I are both career women (girl power!)

You're stuck working for the bank.I've seen it multiple times over again - last July I ran across a property in Sterling, Colorado that was owned by a women in Idaho. 

I'm a white female in her 30's in Central New Jersey.)80%+ of the lenders, wholesalers, investors and flippers I meet are men. 70%+ of the RE agents I meet are women.

Put them both on the lease and make them aware that they are both on the hook for the entire amount of the rent for the entire duration of the lease.They may very well be awesome people, but I've known too many women who get sucked into relationships with "bad boys."

I went on Thursday of last week but I had no idea what I was looking at and I was too shy to ask the women that worked there (I know, got to get out of the comfort zone - but look, give me a break, I'm naturally shy and I at least walked in and got to the files; that's progress).

So im currently learning about becoming a real estate investor and I was watching this show called "The deed", where this women bought a land and started building her development of houses.