Things I remember learning from the course, and now forget: how many sq ft an acre is, what the "back 40" means, random information about where property rights end if you buy along a body of water (being in Ohio, this means lake or river).Things I learned, that I have never used while investing: All the random legislation like Fair Housing Act, lending laws, etc, when these laws were enacted, which one covers religion and which covers age...  

Including mine. "  I think Real Estate truisms are my new religion. 

It's like politics or religion, the longer the conversation goes, the more entrenched they become in their side or views, and same for you. 

Only issue you may have is that some people who practice some Asian types of religions may not want to rent the property. 

But more importantly has an out for "conditions and influence of significance to certain cultures and/or religions , and personal needs, requirements and preferences of Buyer." 

Sounds similar to an exception for illegal discrimination related to religion.

In my religion there's a story about someone who is given a bit of money to look after, they are responsible with it, and then they are given more.

As long as you follow fair housing rules, and don't use race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status or handicap in your criteria, it is your decision.

Go to stake dinners whether you're Mormon or not.  

They are not allowed to discriminate based upon race, color, creed/religion, sex (though it does not state it, I am assuming this includes sexual orientation), disabilities, familial status, or national origin.