This is an educational forum for the most part, so why not educate instead of accuse.

He sees me coming, he pulls them in.I have had the PD to the building because he was accused of stealing someone else's ex. cord.

Be careful of accusations.

You can get accused of discrimination, but all you really need is a set of pre-written screening criteria and also questions you ask every potential applicant. 

If you've got multiple rentals, you can be accused of discrimination if you're not consistent across all rentals. 

I don't see how Mike M could agree with me that the expenses are 45% to 50% and then accuse me of having an agenda to make sure that investors, especially newbies, overestimate their expenses.

I've never heard a legitimate businessman accuse someone of "trying to bust my balls" when they are asked questions.

There was a famous accused scammer that used the name Rockefeller.Names that I like tend to be natural feature, geographical, historical, or location specific.

To prevent accusations of discrimination in todays world, it is best to give an application to all interested prospective tenants, when you have verified the applicant doesn't qualify, you can send them a denial letter (Rental Application Response/ Adverse Action Notice).

I don't want to get sued/accused of taking advantage of a senior.