The 3rd floor could be the au pair suite!

Im not proud of it but unfortunately i have a criminal history from my past.Drug charges only,no sex offenses,no theft,no violent crimes.I reside in newjersey and my question is will my criminal history affect me from trying to get my real estate liscence?

There is plenty of material published regarding background searches on SS#s, criminal and sex offender history, judgments and liens, prior evictions, etc ...But ... what if there were an additional tool?!

Well if they cannot pass your screening criteria, do not have income, no rental history, or offer to pay in cash and arrive at the showing in a U-Haul; then just move on. 

For example, one company had 3 houses and they would only allow Male - Sex Offenders.

STR aka AirBNB Co-cross sex renting is normal and normally no issues... ( all doors have Digital Locks)Recovery homes or Safe houses... etc need to be single sex: dont want sex abused people, or drug recovery, or alcohol recovering mix of sexes in one house...  

It has nothing to do with their race/religion/sex/whatever.

I am a new investor, and am wondering if a home situated next to someone on the local sex-offender registry is enough of a red-flag to warrant letting this home pass, or is this something that can be accounted for when setting a target selling price? 

People get to walk around and shut doors, unless they are intentionally stomping and slamming.At least so far the downstairs tenant hasn't audio-taped the upstairs having sex, like that thread a couple weeks ago.

Get familiar with the law first.There are seven "Federal" protected classes for discrimination: race, color, religion, national origin, sex, disability, and familial status.