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.

And if there comes a day when my reach exceeds my grasp, better opportunities are a U-Haul rental away.

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. 

I've not seen this in any other specific group of sex and ethnicity where has been such a wide socioeconomic gap.

It was wrong but they had given up their lease, and either had to let the builder have sex with them, or move everything twice and risk fighting over escrow funds.

QuickBooks Online is like someone moving into a new home, and they rent a U-haul truck that is only big enough to handle their boxes but not their big stuff. 

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Or the very sad case of the Aussie investor ( you know those guys get 6 weeks off paid every year)  :)fly's to Detroit to work on his 4 plex.. gets in an argument with one tenants boy friend the boy friend shoots and kills him.. that one made the national TV news in AU.....