You might want to choose roommate gender according to how many inquiries of each that you get.

Even though this is your home, purchased with your own money, you cannot disqualify someone because of their race, color, religion, gender, children, etc., and day by day the list gets longer and longer, so you have to be very careful in whom you choose and HOW you choose them.The very first thing one needs to do in selecting a tenant is to do a credit check!

My birthday, soc, gender, and middle name didn’t match his when they got his ID at closing.

It's discrimination if she makes rental decisions based upon race/gender/etc, but it's not discrimination to choose to rent it to a friend.

I'm not in a race or of a class or gender that is often discriminated against.

I think it all depends on if one of the tenants specifies a need for single gender housing though.

I don't care about race, age, gender, etc.

I see people routinely trying to rent a room in their place or attached apartments to only females. Do you think this violates fair housing discrimination laws? It seems clear to me, but am surprised how common this is.

This is more out of curiosity than anything, but it sounds like the Fair Housing Act makes it illegal to have discriminatory advertising against a protected class, gender being one.

I can't reject anyone based solely on his/her familial status, so is it even legal to ask questions about kids' ages, genders, sleeping arrangements?