But answering the OP's question, what did DF do that affected REI or even harmed our business?

Thanks OP for posting and everyone else for answering.

Being on the list may weed out/discourage applicants that would otherwise be wasting my time.For anyone interested the OP ....

The OP is unlikely to find anything in Lincoln Park or Lakeview in his price range.  

I get it.. not opposed to it by any means.. just mentioning that its not what I would call cheap like the OP was looking for..

OP also from Tx.

@John Barrows,If as you say she was the listing agent for the property, she would have been entering into a dual agency situation once she presented the property to the OP.

Currently, I'm either interested in somehow investing in a rental property in Colorado, most likely a low cost single-family home, or a New York apartment, probably a low cost co-op (it seems like it's the only thing available that I can afford out in NY).Could anyone provide me with any starting points or guidance so I can properly start my due diligence for either one of my strategies, being:Investing in an out of state rental property in Colorado.Investing in a rental co-op in a low income NY neighborhood. 

If its a new house then your op exp should be minimum.

Originally posted by @Trey Washington:because excluding anyone from your rentals is a direct violation and could lead to the seizure of your property and jail time.I agree that OP needs to learn on fair housing but do you have any source/ reference that besides monetary penalty, the property could actually be seized?