"Disparate impact in United States law refers to practices in employment, housing, and other areas that adversely affect one group of people of a protected characteristic more than another, even though rules applied by employers or landlords are formally neutral.5)  Many of the people living in the United States legally without a Social Security number have much more financial wherewithal than the average tenant.6)  The Fair Housing Act does prohibit housing discrimination based on nation of origin.7)  Most foreign students do not have social security numbers.I hope you are not suggesting that "policy" to anyone near a major law school, medical school, nursing school, flight school. 

Cash flow neutral or better.I very much appreciate all the advice, guidance.

No other style has proved as durably popular, and no other style is as neutral.

It's very acidic and must be run through a "neutralizer" before running down the drain.

You split him 235k so he will be capital gain neutral after the interest deduction.

What we do with potential investors is to have a simple meeting at MY office if possible or a neutral place of my choice.

I wanted to keep it neutral and warm and I used the same green in our old dining room (which had similar dark cherry furniture) and it looked nice.

Today I say that each property should stand on its own as a positive cash flow property independent of the rest of your portfolio.And property is never neutral.

I have always tried to get the most bang for my buck and keep things looking neutral.

A neutral colored tile will stay in fashion for years and years with tenant acceptance.Just my experience.Everyone has a different take.