His health began to deteriorate rapidly when well-intentioned but overbearing regulations were set in place: Reports of a 6-year-old boy charged with sexual harassment for kissing a classmate; Teens suspended from school for using mouthwash after lunch; A teacher fired for reprimanding an unruly student, only worsened his condition.

I really don't care about his sexual preference or personal business but when a man cannot admit a mistake, I loose all the respect I have.

The law is very clear about what is considered discrimination: I believe it is race, gender, sexual orientating and age.

It was do to the fact the we sent in the local map to show the sexual predators in the area.

Go park and sit and watch.Call the local police and ask them about calls in the neighborhood.If you have children, check the sexual preditor's website to see if threats are in the neighborhood.

But at the same time I don't see much more risk in the drug dealer than the chronic DUI offender who commits manslaughter, or the sexual predator tenant who molests a neighbor, as aforementioned.

They may prevent discrimination based on sexual preference, or a number of other items at the local level.It makes me really nervous that you asked this on a public forum, then denied them anyway.

If something did happen for example, sexual assaulted a tenant, you as landlord can be sued.

Also get the crime reports, sexual offender map, and anything else you might need to help him think it's in his best interest to sell.Ofgift

It doesn't mention how long this law has been in effect, but the states and municipalities do have the authority to add protected classes to their equal housing laws (I remember one where sexual orientation was added), and this just serves to illustrate how important it is to know and abide by your state and local laws, and mind your P's and Q's when dealing with prospective tenants.