God Bless The Swammy, but No Way on Earth I am kicking it in San Diego while my future retirement is wrapped up in "C class" apartments in Cleveburg Ohio. 

So, if you say that's your reason for turning them down, I don't see how you can be sued for discrimination.Google protected classes and discrimination and you should quickly find that you aren't violating any discrimination law, even in SF for this reason, as long as you are consistent and can prove that this was a pre-existing qualification.Now, if they all turned out to be from a protected class (all African Americans, for instance) and you have never used this reason before for turning someone down, it will certainly look suspicious.And really, why on earth is it your problem how your tenants deal with sharing a bathroom? 

candles could produce discoloration from incomplete combustion.

I think that any inanimate object can be considered that way, but the Earth is a living amazing thing that we as humans are still learning much about.

if those get tied up based on his defense of "I bought this house," consider at that time whether pursuing the legal process is worth the candle (i.e. a lawsuit can get very expensive very fast and may simply cost too much when a $15,000 house is at stake). 

Originally posted by Account Closed:Originally posted by @Mike Dymski:It amazes me on the misinformation that is spread on BP about (1) not being able to access retirement funds until age 59.5 (2) being able to use real estate to beat the near 100% rate of return of an employer match and (3) the cost of 401k plans to participants for every plan out there.We can make a 40% IRR on a real estate deal and it does not hold a candle to the employer match, nor do we have to wait until age 59.5 to access it, nor does it cost many members anything except a minuscule index fund fee.With respect, there is no way that an employer match plus an index fund can give you 20% returns every single year for the next 30 years and then 50%+ for the rest of your life. 

Ask RK to debate a CFO or CIO or a CEO or a major corporation, he would decline knowing he wont be able to hold a candle in that debate.

We just don't see it in numbers for the markets in Ohio that we've looked at so far, and none of them hold a candle to Phoenix's markets. 

I also have about ~75k in principal balance so the flame isn't worth the candle for those folks, probably.

Like, flowers and candle centerpieces.