So, first, you must know that considering race is a violation of the Fair Housing Act and will subject you to severe penalties.

Unless you love your job, it's definitely worth a few years of very hard work to get out of the rat race!

Seller, so, I have decided to walk out on this deal" The horse is dead, LOL

Our umbrella policy was only allowed to cover our home + one additional and I think our agent missed it as we did a it of horse trading.Commercial PolicyWhen we tried to insure our first fourplex with state farm, they only offered us a commercial policy, stating that a residential policy was not an option.

A cross between Monopoly and Survivor - or maybe it was Clue and the Amazing Race: Clamazue!

I was initially concerned for the neighbor rendering aid but at the same time liability issues raced through my mind.

Actually mine is in a crawl space and we have developed quite a relationship (she is a 1/3 horse Zoeller), but I do have a new back up ready to drop should she fail in my storage closet.

For those that become successful real estate investor, it is not a race, it is a marathon.  

I would recommend bringing that lease to a Landlord/Tenant lawyer if things get bad.As for some general things that are prohibited practices; eviction based on a protected class (family, kids, race, etc) is one of the big ones federally.

As a result, criminal history restrictions on housing justified by a legitimate nondiscriminatory interest and is tailored … a housing provider’s blanket policy prohibiting tenants based on criminal history discriminates based on race or color.”Here is the rest of the story http://mynorthwest.com/425356/