You might want to check with the local rehab community and find out if there is a need in your area for such housing, for men, women or there's possibly a niche of women with children. 

If it's a nice building shared with others (notably women or children), then no.

. :) just from a women's perspective.

My wife and I joined the local REIA and she joined their WIRE (Women In Real Estate) group, trying to get involved once a month by networking with people.

I love seeing women killing it on here :)

Greetings Real Estate Business Women & Men, My name is Dakarai, and I'm a young professional residing in Columbia, SC.

As women sometimes were not taken seriously make it clear by certified letter and start the official clock the day he signs for the certified letter.Keep the receipt print it out and keep a copy of the letter for yourself that's your proof. 

You may even present this as a headcount to them (ie, say “85 people including women, children, and the elderly will be displaced as a result of the measures the county is taking”)Lastly, as we look at creative solutions- maybe ask residents to write letters and even make visits to the county offices responsible.  

We couldn't identify that is her from front door camera when her AirBNB picture has two women but: this woman booked for few flooring men and one woman from Jacksonville FL come to Tampa for one project. 

Something to keep in mind... if you're renting a unit within a building, have women tenants and you decide to give this guy a chance, this could possibly be problematic in the future if any of those tenants (or even neighbors) check his background and uncover the same info you did.