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Legality of requiring that potential tenants be disabled veterans
I've been thinking of setting up a deal offering free rent for a year to a disabled veteran and their family who are in need of help to regain financial stability; they would only be responsible for utilities and a small amount of money each month to cover property tax. I'm not sure yet how I would get the referrals or get the word out but that shouldn't be a problem.
The question I have is: Would it be legal to make this deal available to disabled vets only?
I've looked at the fair housing rules and it seem that I could do it since I would not be basing the decision on any of the protected group.
Of course before I go forward I would consult an attorney.
Any opinions?
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Check with a lawyer an the local VA Assistance office. There are programs out there that are similar to this, but are ran through Non Profit organizations. Maybe set up a non-profit and rent to your non profit. Check with an attorney.