If that happens and they do not know about or understand/buy into your criteria, they may feel discriminated against and bring a case against you.That said, provided you are firm on your criteria and can prove consistency in it's application, then you should be fine.  

Be consistent and stick with it.

(A business that is based on consistent cash flow.)

@Christian Martinez Hi there, I'm just starting out just like u and I agree with all of the above, to break it down, this us what I have made a habit of doing for 3 months now to prepare myself and to begin heading in the direction I want to go: 1: calm urself down and write a simple plan of what u want to do (ie- buy 1st REI in 6 months - 1 year.)2: write out what u need to do to achieve this (ie- start saving, educate urself, build a network if likeminded people around u, look for contacts and info in ur area)3: finances- pay urself first, have 3 accounts: SAVINGS & INVESTING, EXPENSES, CASHFLOW, put 10% for savings and 10% for investing into ur S & I acc, if u tithe 10% to ur church or charity and any expenses in ur expenses acc for any auto payments coming outer to set aside weekly amounts for any monthly payments...reasons for all this is to create a habit, to show on ur financial statement discipline and consistent records of managing ur finances and so u have money for investing.

It really depends on what kind of yield you can safely and consistently produce.    

@Kevin H. we launched the new payment times a few weeks ago, and are consistently seeing payments that are initiated on Monday post by Friday (so 4 biz days).

Generally A is nice with majority owner occ and best schools then it falls down from there.. the highest returns on paper will be the lowest class and the most problematical to run consistently over time.

My monthly bills consist of $257 for medical insurance, car insurance, and a cell phone bill(Not including groceries.)

Though, we can ALWAYS use more women on BP posting consistently! 

Keep the budget low, and the marketing consistent.