The federal fair housing act protects tenants from discrimination on the basis of "race, color, religion, national origin, sex, elderliness, familial status and disability."

To really drive home sales he got churches and religion involved as well to really solidify his name and reputation.  

Psychologically, the pandemic has turned the concept of "home" into a national religion.

Tough lesson, but other companies seem quite bent on following Disney’s path.There’s an old saying that one never broaches politics or religion with friends.  

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment in Paramus.

Purchase price: $438,000

Cash invested: $20,000

2/1 1250 soft main house with lots of green and trees, and a 480 ...

(Race, Color, Religion, National Origin, Religion, Sex and Family Status) are, as well as, for the Fair Housing Act.In fact, the Seventh Circuit weighed in on this precise question in Cortezano v.

Insurance debates are always great, up there with politics and religion for subjects to talk about.

Especially do not mention race/religion/marital status/sexual orientation or anything related to Human Rights.

@Cameron McNultySo why doesn’t anyone want to move to one of the least educated, poorest states with the highest rate of religion in the country.

Educating landlords about the importance of treating all applicants with equality and fairness, irrespective of their race, religion, or any other protected characteristics, is paramount in fostering a positive, inclusive rental environment.