Is excessive, visible tattooing on a prospective tenant a legitimate reason to turn him down?

Because we do a lot of our own marketing materials (we have a full-time agent on staff), it's a great benefit to have a nice laser printer independent of the fax/copier/scanner.Generally, the printers on the all-in-ones are pretty cheap, so if you'll be doing any serious printing, get a separate one...

I'm sort of forgiving with email and on forums.However a while ago some tattoo artist got sued for inking this into a customer:"Born To Loose".

I don't mean by race or ethnicity but:If someone shows up to apply covered with tattoos or wearing those pants that hang below the butt, is that enough legally allowable to screen them out?

After that, cause you know, it hadn't happened BEFORE that, he focused like a laser beam on national security.

Most Marines will blow there money on tattoos and cars, but I should have enough money for a downpayment on a rental investment property.

I clearly have "mug" tattooed on my forehead.

Warren Buffett has said it for decades, and I'm getting VERY close to tattooing it across my chest.., "be greedy when others are fearful, and fearful when others are greedy".

Since then, I've been laser focused on making my goal come true, and I'm so close I can taste it. 

How many people have you seen with the flower logo tattoo?