After being told by Suntrust that my negotiator was a woman by the name of Maya, I was contacted by a man name Doug from Suntrust via email & phone on 10/15/2011.

There are a woman and at least one child that live there.

I posted this video in another thread about a professional squatter in Detroit.http://www.myfoxdetroit.com/story/19779374/forced-to-live-with-squatter-in-my-detroit-house-woman-saysIf these are just homeless losers that are crashing there, that's one thing.

Example, the cleaning woman possibility, I had that happen, she could have been the tenant, the owner, but in this case I was actually going a few doors down, and said "hi, I see one of us is working today I hope all is going well."

., I would feel comfortable going to meetups, and I feel that in some ways, being a woman is an asset because *some* men find it intriguing/refreshing to see women appear in a heavily male-dominated industry, so are more inclined to chat and help - with or without ulterior motives is another story.But what I do find concerning is the stigma that sometimes comes with a female investor... because real estate investment is looked at as a "masculine" activity which is perceived as unconventional for women to dabble.

He said, "7%" and we had an owner carry sale and a cute little house.  

And that orange cat is ridiculously cute!

The woman actually had the nerve to construe that I had "made these up on the computer!"

Be careful of this woman and her promises.

She used the term make it cute again and I think that is our goal which will work with which ever direction we go.