It's discriminatory because you are biased to wanting a family and are discriminating against adults who are not a traditional family.The Fair Housing Act, which is the federal law governing housing discrimination, includes the following seven protected classes: race, color, religion, national origin, sex, disability, and familial status.I think you are technically right, that normally people get in trouble for discriminating against children than toward them, but better to set up your processes and posts so that you are blame free.

I'll come say hi while I'm staying in Mountain View later this week.A successful RE investor once told me "Sex and real estate, get a lot while you're young."

Her son was about to get out of prison and register as a sex offender.

I can see some in here having a non-premarital sex clause.

Over the past few years my business (sex therapist) has really taken off.   

Placing strangers together can have challenges even when people are the same age and sex, but mix up those variables and it can get ugly.I was at fair housing training and we were specifically told even advertising housing as "college housing" is discriminatory, because it implies families are not welcome.One other caveat, if YOU are owner occupying the property, you can legally discriminate against the other occupants.

At the most basic level, this is food, clothing, shelter, and sex.

We think that the numbers work for a good deal, BUT we discovered that a violent sex offender lives two doors away.

How many wallets do you own and how many copies of your licence, CC etc. do you have that you can have it stolen three times in one day.Here's a good quote for you"If it wasn't for pick picketers I'd have no sex life at all" (Rodney Dangerfield)and a pile of wallets laying around...

Prospective tenants should be screened for prior evictions, judgments, liens, bankruptcies, criminal history, sex offender registry, terrorist activity, and credit worthiness.