It’s who all of us agents must answer to.

If the answer is that you have no money or credit, then you should walk away from the deal and find something else.

Good luck in your search and let me know if you have any lending questions I can help answer! 

I think it was how he answered questions.

I'm sure if I could search properly within the forums I would find an answer but so far nothing. 

The short answer is 'no.'

Thank you all in advance for your answers!

@Dan RomaThis article from a Dallas lawyer has a more reassuring answer, while this one from another law firm takes a more conservative position.

@Jeffrey Bland The answer depends on what market you're buying in.

Please answer only if you KNOW the answer to the question, meaning you are probably an attorney who specializes in this area or you have significant Fair Housing expertise or experience.In reference to 42 USC Section 3603(b) provisions that exemptions otherwise available (such as for an individual who owns 3 or fewer SFRs) do not apply if the landlord uses the services of a real estate, or someone in the business of buying or renting real estate.