As a landlord, you have the freedom to rent to whoever you like, so long as you are not discriminating against potential tenants based on color, race, religion, sex, familial status or national origin.

I don’t go to church for past few years so the religion health insurance won’t work for me.Thanks

Federal Fair Housing regards discrimination based on race, color, national origin, religion, gender, familial status or age, and disability.

No discussions regarding religion or politics. 

It's really pretty fascinating and many Christian religions, think Mennonites or the Amish, govern themselves using similar sets of religious law. 

It's my desire not to ask people for money to go do missions and preach the Gospel about Yeshua (Jesus) but to use wisdom in investing so that I can support my family and I and others who desire to do  the work for God's kingdom as well.I would like to start an orphanage and a house for widows one day as well.James 1:27 "Religion that is pure and undefiled before God the Father, is this: to visit orphans and widows in their affliction, and to keep oneself unstained from the world."

NEWS FLASH: Football is a religion in the SEC.  

It's only steering if a realtor or broker tell you not to invest in an area because of a certain type of race, religion, etc living there.

I'm currently between positions and learning more about home maintenance and repair-Religion: Unitarian Universalist -Spouse: unmarried, but have a very loving and supportive girlfriend of 4.5 years-Pets: I have a very sweet cat named Maple-Hobbies: I like hiking, biking, listening to music, playing games (board & video), and reading / learning-Location: Boulder is a nice town but due to the supply of housing being (intentionally) broken, it is REALLY daunting for a non-wealthy person to think about starting a real estate journey here...    

- be explicitly inviting to all groups of people: male/female, young/old, all religions, race, orientation, etc.?