I don't care if they are bartenders (have that) or are of a different sexual orientation (have that) or any other protected class.

Put plainly, I'm not sure what to do to limit liability as a landlord if things get out of hand sexually between tenants or guests. 

He is not in a position of power, so there is no likelihood of any claim of sexual harassment or a claim that he took advantage of his position.Maybe she was emotionally vulnerable.  

I was surprised to find that their is a person registered as a sexual offender about a block away from the home I am currently leasing.  

When children are involved my gut reaction is to get a ball bat.....but,Then I found a cases where girlfriends and wives used claims of sexual abuse to get rid of the guy.

I have rarely seen misbehavior by a Realtor this bad.

You might want to have some confirmation regarding criminal records, drug offenses and sexual offenses of the occupants - you might accept the employer's checking of this but reserve the right to perform your own for verification purposes. 

If your credit and income was high enough I wouldn't care about a non-violant non-sexual felony. 

I don't care if you're male or female of whatever sexual preference, there are just way too many motivated young people that end up with a marginal golddigger's hooks in them instead of a life partner they can rely on.

The US justice department has filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against the owner/landlord, alleging that at least 2 female tenants in past were subjected to "egregious sexual harassment and retaliation".