Less possibility of being accused of "selling securities" that way vs. the money guy investing a wad of cash and you using it as you wish.  

Account Closed the best I can do is to give you an actual example, not an unfounded accusation. 

One of the companies mentioned in the article (I won't name names) was accused of some other fair housing violations associated with turning over stabilized units.

After reading your post and those from others that make the accusation that this is being a slumlord, I understand the following to be true of your prospective tenant/buyer1.

Then fast forward when I am 18 and starting out I am selling in SF Oakland Richmond all areas all sorts of clients.. did not matter, if they had money and qualified we treated everyone the same.. for anyone to even remotely accuse me of being any type of racist simply does not know me.

If a wholesaler made that same deal, though, you'd have accused them of ripping off the poor homeowner.  

Any evictions are an automatic 'no', but I will consider someone with a foreclosure/short sale.Establish your rules, and go by them, that way you won't be accused of discrimination,

Showing up with the hot cheese melting in the burrito and a smile, no argument, no accusations ~ assume the best of him and act with kind heart (big stick in coat).

Mike, I strongly suggest that you run this by an attorney who is familiar with Medicade rules and regs before you attempt any transfer of the property - unless of course you want to be accused of participating in medicade fraud.

She came back with a first emotionally plea and then of course the blackmail with accusing us of letting them live in a house with mold and her children getting sick from it and she having to take them to the hospital.We have always responded to all maintenance complaints in a timely manner and also addressed the rather small mold issue (water leaking through the side of the back door, replaced the whole door).Now, where do we go from here?