It has nothing to do with their race/religion/sex/whatever.

I am a new investor, and am wondering if a home situated next to someone on the local sex-offender registry is enough of a red-flag to warrant letting this home pass, or is this something that can be accounted for when setting a target selling price? 

People get to walk around and shut doors, unless they are intentionally stomping and slamming.At least so far the downstairs tenant hasn't audio-taped the upstairs having sex, like that thread a couple weeks ago.

Get familiar with the law first.There are seven "Federal" protected classes for discrimination: race, color, religion, national origin, sex, disability, and familial status.

. :)For those who don't know they offer an online application and run the Background + Credit + Eviction + Sex offender report.

I wouldn't be concerned for a second regarding your sex in this industry.

From chat rooms pertaining to countries, and topics from sex to dating, you name it and you have it on this site.

. - Sex Offender List - Potential Zoning or Future Planning Impacts - Environmental Concerns / History - Flood Plain (already mentioned above) - Sewer Line InspectionJust thought I'd share.

I'm generally of the mindset: no felons, no sex offenders.

The allure, the sex appeal of being able to say, "Yes, I own property at the ocean." doesn't pay the bills.In much of the Mid-Atlantic coast the market was stagnant and prices did not move up from 1986 (tax law changes) until 1997 (tax law changes & boost in the general economy.