Many times it is used in a religious context and one could argue that real estate is a religion and the gurus are the many varied ministers asking for contributions to their "ministries" lol.  

I have been rebuilding recently my credit is increasing pretty fast as I financed the purchase Although it's against my religion because the previous car was paid off.

That bill added "sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression" to the list of protected classes (after race, color, religion, sex, marital status, national origin, familial status...) with Charlotte obviously requiring that establishments there make accommodations for the "full and equal enjoyment of the good, services, facilities, privileges, advantages, and accommodations of a place of public accommodation..."

Hey you have your religion and I have mine.

However you cannot use race, religion, country of origin etc (Protected classes) as part of that risk assessment. 

But spend ten minutes on FB or YT and you'll see them out all out there extolling the virtues of wholesaling as this life-changing new religion that will save our financial souls. 

ETC @Amber GonionNo, An interview is not discriminatory if you don't ask discriminatory questions (nothing about age, race, color, religion, disabilities, sexual preference, family status).

I don’t know but what I do know is I try to keep my religion and business separate for this reason.

Happens for a reason3. against my religion to pay interest ( which in early 80s led me to introduce no interest financing which i killed it with that one)But if they are just not realistic then its NEXT.. sometimes you just can win for trying.

Lots of tenants find religion when they are properly legally served with a notice to pay or quit!