Also, I'm biased, as when I was a renter I would not look at month-to-month because I didn't want the risk of arbitrary rent raises or paying for moving again, new deposits somewhere else, and just the hassle of having to find another place on short notice.  

And FINDING without steering... without bias, discrimination, or prejudice... while striving to get the top dollar for the seller.

Tasha C you already have a negative bias against this woman, for no reason.

Though it is unlawful to discriminate against a buyer for reasons of race, creed, gender or any one of several other special categories of protected rights, it is not unlawful to discriminate FOR someone because you like them.Understanding motivation is as important in bargaining as is understanding value.One last thought on negotiating and contract terms in general which is in response to your statement..."

Is a bit biased, but honestly Mr.

Specifically, do not discriminate against any of the Fair Housing protected classes (i.e. race, color, religion, gender, physical or mental disability, etc.)For what it's worth, I don't see any problem with what you are doing.

Like this one (it's my favorite...ok I am biased because I was the one who got interviewed in it).Is real estate investing right for you?

I am probably biased coming from Big-4 but have worked with tons of accountants in the entire vertical of big and small firms and those are my general observations.

This question applies to the female investors..Has anyone run across any hurdles because of your gender?

Square is a merchant account like most; however, it is designed for point of sale systems and is going to be highly consumer (renter) biased if a chargeback were to occur.