-Matt  Mom comes to live with you, in return she helps make dinner, but gets to go out to dinner when you go out at no cost to her.She pet sits, baby sits and vacuums (good exercise) as needed.She gets here own room with her own wall mounted TV and stuff from her old house in a storage unit.She can park in the garage if it makes her feel safer (outside may have slippery ice or a steep driveway).She rents the house out at whatever the market will bear, after a complete (unit turn type) deep cleaning by paid maids.Any needed fixes are done and good SCREENED renters are chosen, maybe use a management company.Think tax problems when you might put yourself on the deed, allocate income between her and you.Send her on a cruise every 6 months to somewhere fun--Acapulco, Alaska, etc...If you have kids they will probably love having grandma stay there, and she can bring them souvenirs back from her travels.She could also join a bowling league for those of her own age and gender, which is also good exercise.Good Luck!

As long as the rent is not a function of a protected class (race, gender, religion, etc.) then it is not illegal discrimination.

The pronouns used herein shall include, where appropriate, either gender or both, singular and plural.31.

.- No more than 2 overnight guests of the same gender per month.

In Oregon, mixed genders of children are not allowed to share the same bedroom after some age (18 months?

It's more generational than it is gender. 

The stipulations to receive these funds are as follows:Requirements - Landlords who receive relief funds through the HUD program must agree to the following fair renting terms for a period of 5 years: i. a rent freeze; ii. just-cause evictions; iii. mandatory documentation with any just-cause eviction; iv. no source of income discrimination; v. coordination with local housing authorities to make new vacancies eligible to voucher holders; vi. provision of 10 percent equity to tenants; and, vii. no admissions restrictions on the basis of: 1. sexual identity or orientation, 2. gender identity or expression, 3. conviction or arrest record, 4. credit history, or 5. immigration status. viii.

To prove discrimination you would have to show proof that tenancy was denied specifically because of a protected class (race, gender, national origin etc etc).

Then in the 2000’s it transitioned to social media as a platform for pretending and became much more gender inclusive.

Ask about her feelings on gender roles while dating ;)I agree with others that a prenup (and a notarized will) is also a good idea if you have significant assets, especially since you have a daughter.