Federally protected classes are limited to: Race, Color, Religion, Sex, Familial status, National Origin, or Disability. 

My willingness to use the Roth option may be partly colored by how close I am to retirement, and that makes it less likely that changes will happen soon enough to effect me.

checkin=11%2F27%2F2014&checkout=11%2F29%2F2014&s=jtTC"Urban Glamping" in the "Muffin Mansion".She just painted it a bunch of different colors, mish-mash of fun, bright funky colors/styles/designs inside, and the kids are eating it up!!!

Things like painting: we would spray the whole house with one color, one coat kinda thing - quick and dirty. 

Hi, I go with nice laminate counters from Menards, they're cheap and tenants love the assortment of colors available, better than the plain jane ones I see alot of landlords in my area using

AgeDisabilityEqual Pay/CompensationGenetic InformationHarassmentNational OriginPregnancyRace/ColorReligionRetaliationSexSexual Harassment Those are for employment and are not the same as as the fair housing act's protected classes which are:  race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status and handicap

Also, is there requirement on the color of ink he need to use when signing and stamping his finger print?

That is familial status, color, national origin, disability, race, religion, and sex."  

In addition to Tim’s ideas above, be sure to have high end furniture- leather couches, modern colors- gray & white, great artwork, plush bath towels, white over-sized comforters, quality sheets.

Does anybody have any suggestions for colors to try that would be practical and appeal to most everyone?