Stealing rent, accusing honest tenants of not paying their rent, letting tenants live in terrible conditions, no heat, no water, leaking ceilings, CONDEMNED BUILDING, while piling bogus charges on tenants accounts is unacceptable.

I'm not accusing, just a few thoughts:1.

But my concern is if a co-worker approaches me to ask if a friend or relative can rent, could I be accused of breaking some sort of discrimination law if I insist that I prefer only to rent to employees/ interns of the organization?

His response was to blame it on “picky College Park buyers” and accused me of not marketing the property well enough.

are you accusing Portlandia of being too liberal? 

My name is Phillip Cailey, I am the Accusations manger and Broker for Cailey Capital.We buy Seller Financed or deed of trust notes for our portfolio.

Accusing a fee manager of "GOUGING", (all caps), probably goes a long way to ensure a suppressed response by lots of people who may or may not agree with you.

I want to make it clear I'm not accusing anyone of anything, just seeking guidance.I recently made a post about terms on conventional financing, and through that thread was messaged by a BP member who said they had a great lender, and said to send them (the BP member) the details of my deal and they would send it along to their lender.

Have rules, enforce them, and your problems subside. they don't necessarily go away, but when you don't enforce rules for one, you could be accused of discrimination from others.

. :-) You'll increase your chance that he'll just move out if you raise the rent an extreme amount.Wording things like "if you had decided to sign a 1 year lease, we would have kept the rent the same," sounds accusing and is a turn-off.Just simply draft a generic letter with a few options.