IF these "other" people differ from the OP in terms of inclusion in one of the protected classes, then most certainly this could raise a Fair Housing issue.

Information should not be considered to be all-inclusive, and should not be taken as legal advice.

Frequently there is a small inclusion on the back or side that doesn't effect performance and won't be visible once installed.So I guess it really depends on the situation.

Bankruptcy protection is not an on-going never ending inclusion of creditors, that would simply not make any sense at all.

From her end, she is thinking about apartment all inclusive and it should be same way with any rental.

Compare the pricing options carefully, as you will find that RentecDirect is more all inclusive, while Buildium charges a-la-carte for certain features (online payments, tenant screening, eleases, etc). 

I would state somewhere in your add that "all rates are inclusive of Colorado/Denver blah blah blah whatever"So say you charge $100/per night. 

All-inclusive rent.Price each rooms at the going rate of a typical unfurnished studio. 

I would suggest making periodic maintenance inspections inclusion in the lease.  

This too can be self directed.I use Equity Trust Company as they have the lowest all-inclusive fees and are the easiest to work with in my opinion.www.trustetc.com - (MODERATORS I have no affiliation with them and this is not an ad, only a reference for others to learn.