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  • Charlotte, NC
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Would ths be discrimination?

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  • Charlotte, NC
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I am trying to navigate the fine line between what is legal and not...lets say you have a multifamily property, and one family is responsible and clean, while the other lives in a disgusting pile of crap inside your unit....would it be discrimination to allow the clean family to own a pet and not the other? this is hypothetical, but i have been thinking about this for some time..

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