My understanding was when you are renting in your primary residence, i.e. renting rooms in your own house, essentially discrimination laws do not exist with the rationale being that you have to live with said people, so race, religion, sex, age, sexual status are all fair game.And again, as others mentioned, if you do feel like someone won't be a good fit, I would definitely keep it general as to why you don't want to rent to them and not state why, particularly if it for something that could be viewed as discrimination.

We've seen essentially massive growth in the stock market since 1987 and as we climb higher it's only psychologically reasonable we begin to see higher and higher levels of volatility (like we are seeing right now). 

Now, I'm being told that embassy services may or may not be available for non-essential services.  

Being that I am using a flat fee MLS service I essentially am the broker.

It's my first subject to deal and I really would like to find a FL Real Estate Attorney to complete the contracts/paperwork and see this through.

I need to go to L&I for paperwork so my contractor can get a permit, but I'm worried with this virus going on. 

Yes, more frequent cleaning is essential at this time.

It is time consuming, because of all the paperwork that is needed for the application process.I suspect all this will be over once the warm weather hits and spring is sprung into action, at least in my neck of the woods.

It does not really offer the appreciation of say Cincinnati which is essentially part of the same market or Columbus a bit to the North East.

Literally, just had a phone call today about it and my lender essentially said the same as the above (backlogged, rates all over the place etc).