@Chris Purcell - Here's an example of being explicit about who is welcome to apply:"People of all genders, sexual orientations, races, ages, income sources, religious and political affiliations are welcome to apply."

I stopped all gratification spending.

Next day daughter reports she's been sexually assaulted.

Weve been trying to transition our thinking to be more forward thinking and not so much for instant gratification, but man its tough!

Where can I find a sexual harassment policy to implement in my rental business?

Most sustainable wealth is built slow and steady over time (not something this generation favors, instant gratification).

Searching for roommates has a much different criteria than searching for a tenant and is governed (in most states - check your local laws) by a completely different set of criteria.You may definitely choose on the basis of gender and/or sexual orientation, particularly if you are sharing a bathroom.You may not choose on the basis of religion, unless dietary and other issues would prevent the ability to share a kitchen, such as a need for a kosher kitchen or no meat around on holidays or weekends or whatever the particular issue is that fuses dietary issues with cohabitation. 

I currently own a non profit with a mission to break the cycle of abuse and sexual assault by healing those effected and providing education and advocacy.

Talk about delayed gratification though!

Solving problems is a dying art thanks to the combined effects of the US public school system, never ending bounty of technology / app distractions, our shallow culture, no sense of delayed gratification, and disengaged parents.