If someone is a member of a protected class and you don't like their tattoos, or hair, or behavior then you can still reject them on the basis of the factor you don't like.

It is easy to just say that someone else in the long line of potential tenants got it first, they don't know each applicant's timeline.You do owe it to yourself to be choosy....what if someone passes your background checks but has gang tattoos?

@Ben Cochran I'm not an expert at this, but my understanding is that in prison culture, the teardrop tattoo means that this person has killed someone. 

As a side note, there are folks that have the 44 tattoos that probably won't be able to live there much longer. 

Applicants with body odder, unkempt appearance, attitude, messy car, facial tattoos any reason you may have.

To hang up the phone is maybe acceptable after being cussed at but just to hang up at first sign of "investor" portrays "guilty" tattooed on her forehead..Danny Silver and his crew at Property Direct doesn't surprise me that they closed.

I think mostly I just felt like a real artisan after sweating a house full of copper together.

I'm not an agent but here's a useful article: https://www.bustle.com/articles/187665-11-ways-to-hide-tattoos-with-clothing-when-youve-got-to-cover-your-inkMy sister is a pro at hiding tattoos.

One bper decribes them like a tattoo...easy to get and financially painful to get rid of.

Can you refuse someone because they have a swastika tattooed on their forehead?