Success comes in all sorts of shapes, races, genders and so on.

NAR also includes sexual orientation and gender identity in their Fair Housing Policy, but that only applies to Realtors and is not a 'law'.

Account ClosedHousing discrimination is discrimination based on protected class status, variously including race, gender, religion, ethnicity, age, national origin, sexual orientation and gender identity, marital status, or veteran status, in the realm of housing and real estate.so again, if you make the unmarried couple have 3x each, then the college kids need 3x each, and the married couple needs 3x each... be fair and consistent.

You can't discriminate based on the following characteristics.Fed regulations are race, color, religion, familial status, gender/sexual orientation, & disabilityVirginia regulations are Source of income, Military Status & Elderliness (55 and older)You can always search listings on sites like Zillow, apartments.com, and redfin to find examples of what people are posting out there. 

Challenge is decorating to appeal to either gender Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

The WHY is important.And you are skating on VERY thin ice to start making any decision based on "preferences" when it comes to gender/age/race/marital status etc...all protected classes...bad idea. 

This has nothing to do with gender.

First, I would only rent to one gender. 

These topics include gun control laws, gay marriage, gender affirming care for children, laws prohibiting discussion of LBTBQIA2S+ in schools, and voting rights/ vote by main (plus others.)Their survey results and commentary was even more disconnected from recent national polls on these topics than it was on abortion.Has Redfin "news" become a leg of the "social justice movement"? 

Also, since 99.9% of strippers are women, many places will bend the intent of the law to say that you are discriminating based on gender.