Possibly, but not for moral reasons. 

At this point it becomes somewhat of a moral issue.

@Carolyn Morales it definitely doesn’t have to be that area, have just heard good things and liked the closeness to downtown, walkability, and historic feel.

This is a moral decision they need to come to understand, so I would not take advice from such a person. 

As an example If someone applies that’s a transgender and that is just something that just won’t work out because of personal /moral convictions then some landlords would get into trouble if they stated “ sorry I don’t rent to transpecies perverts!” 

@Carolyn Morales I think I just joined your facebook page yesterday,I'm definitely interested in your techniques

The promise of benefit relative to tax is so strong that it introduces moral hazard into the decision-making process.

@Enrique Morales  You have what is referred to as a an ERISA 401(k), which is providing plan benefits to non-owner employees of your company. 

Is this "must occupy for 12 months" clause in the note restricting me from selling it before then, or is it just to limit me from renting it out.The second is moral/reputation.

That means it's as wrong to purposely leave off expenses so you seem more profitable ..." may well be true in your moral opinion (not in mine), but the law has no problem with leaving expenses off your tax return.