In addition, pricing discrimination in mortgage lending may also adversely affect women, particularly minority women.

What's "adversity"?

Now that we are in a balanced market, which is leaning more and more towards a Buyer's market, have the Seller pay the Buyer's Agent which is negotiable.Your Buying Agent will provide added protection in the following areas (to name a few):- Extra research on the property/neighborhood/area and advise you on any findings that may be adverse to your goals- Will provide an extra set of eyes on the deal. 

I am so strict with the investing criteria that I try to minimize potential adverse situations. 

I'm wondering if this would adversely impact from me in getting this rented out quickly.

Is there any other way, short of adverse possession, to expeditiously acquire such a parcel?

Depending upon the circumstances, however, such a limit may be challenged, and anything less than two persons per bedroom may violate fair housing laws by having an adverse impact against families with children.

Any adverse actions that are unfavorable to the protected classes are considered discrimination. 

Other states like Colorado (where I live), are caveat emptor (buyer beware) states, meaning the seller is required to disclose any adverse material facts that they know about, or should have known about, but ultimately the onus is on the buyer to uncover any material defects.

It makes me wonder what other shortcuts they are taking that could adversely affect themselves and others.