In addition to prohibiting discrimination based on the previously listed criteria, state law also prohibits housing discrimination based on marital status, sexual orientation, age (18+), gender identity or expression and being a victim of domestic abuse.

I would like to use crowd funding for humanitarian investing, like homeless shelters, abused womens shelters, food banks, etc.

I'm on a bus right now, but let me poke around and I'll be back with more info.

I in no way want to abuse BP policies.

It is not at all a black and white statute, there is plenty of room to read between the lines with the "intent of the Act" being used in several areas that opens the door for enforcement.IMO, seller financing will be viewed very critically to begin with as this area has a history of abuse and the leeway given to enforcement in assuming that some ploy was implemented as a means to avoid compliance needs to be realized before using seller financing.

Hopefully your information will help to wake up some of the abusers.

Considering most probably don't even own a single rental property, I'd never take the advice from someone who passed an online test, put on a suit, put their face on a bus bench, then starting labeling himself a 'professional.'

Some people can't take the abuse, or the time it takes to wade through this bologna day in and day out in search of the good ones, whether it's agents or contractors.

It seems like he's abusing Craiglist.I've flagged ads when I had the time to do it, and the inclination.  

I had a clause in my lease that said abusive behavior was grounds for termination of lease (including verbally abusive behavior).