Rental of personal property would be like renting a U-Haul or Home Depot renting tools to people.

Also never accept anyone that is a registered sex offender.

I found an array of options listed, including:Some fully remote (although some companies are not even in Austin)Some part timeSome remote for some peopleSome have office but can be remoteArticle from July 2020: ( https://www.bizjournals.com/au... .)Current Knowledge:INDEED: WFH till July 2021Guesses:APPLE: I figure Apple, since they are spending $1 Billion on the new campus will want employees to come into the office :).Facebook, Google, Amazon, IBM, and PayPal all have offices in Austin, so perhaps their global policies will be the same in Austin as well?

Apparently people have created a business out of renting only to registered sex offenders.

I am planning to add the following to my application form:- All homes are offered without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex, disability, or familial status.- Each adult occupant must submit an application.- Your gross monthly income must equal approximately three times or more the monthly rent.- Your debt-to-income ratio should be within FMCC/FNMA guidelines.- A favorable credit history.- Be employed and able to furnish adequate proof of the required income.- Good references, housekeeping, and property maintenance from your previous landlords.- No history of evictions or broken leases.- No criminal background.Is there a clause that I can add to indicate that preference will be given to the most favorable applicant as defined by the above criterion?

Is the 87 year old a former sex offender?

What if they hire an assistant who turns out being a sex offender?

But in their defense, I do feel that i missed out on some sex, drugs, and rock n roll good times.

If you add in the other classes of rejected tenants, (those with big dogs, bad credit, felony records, sex-offenders), etc, you can have a waiting list at even a tired complex in the worst area of town.

If I was full, I would then send them to my other properties.I would not deny anyone that had a broken lease (with good reason) but if I chose to risk the lease then I would charge an additional last month's rent.I never rented to SEX OFFENDERS...