As far as I know you cant discriminate on Race, color, religion, sex, origin, age, disabilities, or if they have kids.

If you adjust rental rates for various tenants, you can think in your head that it's due to the career of one of the tenants, but with a disgruntled tenant later on down the road it could be due to race, religion, sex, etc. and you can be caught in a federal violation. 

So with that let's not forget things that might motivate; love, fear, greed, esteem, dignity, public perception, culture, religion, empathy and values.

Discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, familial status, or national origin in the terms, conditions or privileges of sale or rental of a dwelling.familial status,, is not something you can discriminate on,, .. married,single, divorced, separated, unmarried, man and man, woman and woman or man and wife or blah blah.google Fair Housing Act.. and then Google Rental Criteria,, so you can start fresh with your rental business, or hire a PM..

Lastly, they shouldn't use their religion to influence people either, it is just wrong!

Be careful what you set as limitations...you know the rules - race, gender, religion, handicapped, etc....

No Fancy restaurants in the area, no bar tabs (As everyone knows I'm Mormon and don't drink) and remember I had $600 left over each month.I could use that money to fly to my Cancun Condo every couple months for a few weeks if I needed it, but didn't include that in the example.Thanks for the reply.

Plenty of meeting space for Bible study, youth group, marriage classes, book club, whatever else your particular flavor of religion might do?  

That's the new HUD guideline as "Felons", if they've served their sentence, are considered a protected class and can't be discriminated against such as: race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, or handicap.You can't even advertise "Criminal Background Check" in any listing. 

Honestly, I do not really want to deal with some of the inevitable negative(politics, religion, activism, etc) social aspects of social media.BUT...it has become painfully obvious that social media engagement is the way of the future for finding and screening good tenants and just about every aspect of the real estate investor.