If you're in, say, Salt Lake City where there's a religious aspect, people would possibly even applaud an apartment alcohol ban.

Im religious about going there because its my 1# hobby reading.My wife lucky for me is the same way.

Contrary to popular belief, I don't hate the sinner, I hate the sin.

It'll cost you - but, it'll give you the satisfaction of having showed them that they can't just do that without consequence.That's my $0.02 :) Everyone's different - you have to go with what your personal beliefs (and financial situation!)

I have a very close personal relationship with God, and my unwavering belief in God's Unconditional Love governs my thoughts, my behavior, my actions and my words. 

This experience reinforces to me my belief that I shouldn't use a deposit or lease against a tenant. 

I see we have a new wannabe guru, that explains the opinions.Readers should be reading word for word what I posted above, my posts are not entirely just an opinion based on belief but various aspects of business, economic concepts and legal aspects based in real experience.

I was always super skeptical that a mindset/belief system could have that big of an effect.

Contrary to popular belief, most agents don't regularly risk their license by not presenting offers to sellers in situations where they should be. 

Frankly, when someone says they are trying to help someone (unless they are related or really old and great friends) it sets off an alarm that says look deeper, when someone invokes a religious motivation I hide my wallet.