In October, Miami-Dade County passed an ordinance that hosts in unincorporated Dade County must sign up for a certificate of use, register for a business tax receipt, screen for sexual offenders and enforce a number of “vacation rental standards” on their guests.  

This act prohibits discrimination on the basis of the following: RaceColorReligionNational OriginGenderAgeFamilial StatusPhysical Or Mental DisabilityIn some states, this goes even further to include sexual orientation, gender identity, and marital status.

My goal is to someday have enough properties to donate to charities that help Sexual Assault Victims, especially at colleges.  

Some of these cases sound really awful.http://nypost.com/2017/05/05/tourist-beaten-sexual...https://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/15/your-money/airb...https://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/26/travel/airbnb-d...

They just would rather be exempt from it.They know there are users abusing the system, perpetrating all sorts of fraud, actual violent criminal actions,  sexual assaults, robberies etc including tax evasion but fail to do what is necessary to thwart these issues. 

@Chris Purcell - Here's an example of being explicit about who is welcome to apply:"People of all genders, sexual orientations, races, ages, income sources, religious and political affiliations are welcome to apply."

Next day daughter reports she's been sexually assaulted.

Where can I find a sexual harassment policy to implement in my rental business?

Searching for roommates has a much different criteria than searching for a tenant and is governed (in most states - check your local laws) by a completely different set of criteria.You may definitely choose on the basis of gender and/or sexual orientation, particularly if you are sharing a bathroom.You may not choose on the basis of religion, unless dietary and other issues would prevent the ability to share a kitchen, such as a need for a kosher kitchen or no meat around on holidays or weekends or whatever the particular issue is that fuses dietary issues with cohabitation. 

I currently own a non profit with a mission to break the cycle of abuse and sexual assault by healing those effected and providing education and advocacy.