If you have any drug with distribution charges or crimes of a sexual nature don't apply. 

I felt annoyed.Additional Question 1: Describe your happinessI do not feel happier or more cheerful than usual.I occasionally feel happier or more cheerful than usual.I often feel happier or more cheerful than usual.I feel happier or more cheerful than usual most of the time.I feel happier of more cheerful than usual all of the time.Additional Question 2: Describe your confidence levelI do not feel more self-confident than usual.I occasionally feel more self-confident than usual.I often feel more self-confident than usual.I frequently feel more self-confident than usual.I feel extremely self-confident all of the time.Additional Question 3:Describe your sleeping patternsI do not need less sleep than usual.I occasionally need less sleep than usual.I often need less sleep than usual.I frequently need less sleep than usual.I can go all day and all night without any sleep and still not feel tired.Additional Question 4: Describe your social skillsI do not talk more than usual.I occasionally talk more than usual.I often talk more than usual.I frequently talk more than usual.I talk constantly and cannot be interrupted.Additional Question 5: Describe your activity levelsI have not been more active (either socially, sexually, at work, home, or school) than usual.I have occasionally been more active than usual.I have often been more active than usual.I have frequently been more active than usual.I am constantly more active or on the go all the time.Additional Question 6: For Travel Letters - How will your pet be traveling with you?

Our recommendation is that you specify that the use of a criminal record must be the result of a conviction, and denial should be limited to specific crimes such as:Violent crimes, which would include any convictions with the use of firearms,Crimes of a sexual nature,Crimes against property or persons (such as arson and theft), and,Convictions of drug manufacturing or distribution.The new guidance does not go so far as to make criminals a protected class so you are still completely within your right to deny applicants that violate the criteria above.

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.

Sexual orientation is also not a federally protected class; I don't think it's a protected class in NC, but I could be wrong about that. 

It is a completely different thing  to have a callous and arrogant attitude towards things you don't understand, completely trivialize the  significance and prevalence of  rape and sexual assault in our society and the potentially  imbalanced power dynamic between men and women  in this type of situation, especially for someone just starting out ( and is very petite and practically looks like a child), and  to  imply that any assault you have experienced in  life is your own fault.  

The individual was being released from prison on sexual assault charges on a minor.

Quote from @Chris Seveney:I've seen some big ones in the news, but they are always for large investor slumlords that have egregiously ignored the law (and warnings) for a long time, or Landlords that are downright evil (sexually assaulting women, physically attacking Tenants, etc.).The best protection: know and obey the law, treat your tenants honestly and fairly. 400 rentals under management, 13 years, and I've never been sued. 

Treat disabilities like you treat race, sexual orientation, sex, age, nationality, religion etc.

The registry includes everything from the example above to rape/homicide (if sexual involvement) and everything in between.2) The tenant is the mother not the son.3) Depending on 1, and if no criminal record otherwise, I don't see an issue long as rent is paid on time.Of course if your property is certain distances from schools and other places he can't live there anyway.