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August 23, 2011 at 8:54 AM #724201August 23, 2011 at 9:44 AM #723014urbanrealtorParticipant
California typically has tighter housing controls than the Federal government and most other states with regards to housing.
Here is the page delineating what qualifies as discrimination and what the exceptions are.
http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/discrimination.shtml
basically there are 2 exceptions:
-Boarders:
If you rent out a single room to a single boarder in an SFR (including attached I think) then you are not subject to antidiscrimination rules.
That does not extend to renting out multiple rooms or to multiple people.
Just for a family renting out one room of their house.-Roommates:
If you are going to share common areas (kitchens, bathrooms) you can express a gender preference.There is also senior housing.
August 23, 2011 at 9:44 AM #723105urbanrealtorParticipantCalifornia typically has tighter housing controls than the Federal government and most other states with regards to housing.
Here is the page delineating what qualifies as discrimination and what the exceptions are.
http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/discrimination.shtml
basically there are 2 exceptions:
-Boarders:
If you rent out a single room to a single boarder in an SFR (including attached I think) then you are not subject to antidiscrimination rules.
That does not extend to renting out multiple rooms or to multiple people.
Just for a family renting out one room of their house.-Roommates:
If you are going to share common areas (kitchens, bathrooms) you can express a gender preference.There is also senior housing.
August 23, 2011 at 9:44 AM #723698urbanrealtorParticipantCalifornia typically has tighter housing controls than the Federal government and most other states with regards to housing.
Here is the page delineating what qualifies as discrimination and what the exceptions are.
http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/discrimination.shtml
basically there are 2 exceptions:
-Boarders:
If you rent out a single room to a single boarder in an SFR (including attached I think) then you are not subject to antidiscrimination rules.
That does not extend to renting out multiple rooms or to multiple people.
Just for a family renting out one room of their house.-Roommates:
If you are going to share common areas (kitchens, bathrooms) you can express a gender preference.There is also senior housing.
August 23, 2011 at 9:44 AM #723853urbanrealtorParticipantCalifornia typically has tighter housing controls than the Federal government and most other states with regards to housing.
Here is the page delineating what qualifies as discrimination and what the exceptions are.
http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/discrimination.shtml
basically there are 2 exceptions:
-Boarders:
If you rent out a single room to a single boarder in an SFR (including attached I think) then you are not subject to antidiscrimination rules.
That does not extend to renting out multiple rooms or to multiple people.
Just for a family renting out one room of their house.-Roommates:
If you are going to share common areas (kitchens, bathrooms) you can express a gender preference.There is also senior housing.
August 23, 2011 at 9:44 AM #724211urbanrealtorParticipantCalifornia typically has tighter housing controls than the Federal government and most other states with regards to housing.
Here is the page delineating what qualifies as discrimination and what the exceptions are.
http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/discrimination.shtml
basically there are 2 exceptions:
-Boarders:
If you rent out a single room to a single boarder in an SFR (including attached I think) then you are not subject to antidiscrimination rules.
That does not extend to renting out multiple rooms or to multiple people.
Just for a family renting out one room of their house.-Roommates:
If you are going to share common areas (kitchens, bathrooms) you can express a gender preference.There is also senior housing.
August 23, 2011 at 9:46 AM #723019JoshParticipantThanks every one for your comments. At the end, I was only interviewing White and Asian candidates and I rented the room out to an Asian American UCSD student. I just perceive Asian and White people are less threatening to have in my house and are less like to miss the rent payment. Of course, there are exceptions but I am just playing with percentages here. Arabs, on the other hand, it is the religion thing. I would feel weird if someone starts to say “allah akbark” five times a day in my house.
August 23, 2011 at 9:46 AM #723110JoshParticipantThanks every one for your comments. At the end, I was only interviewing White and Asian candidates and I rented the room out to an Asian American UCSD student. I just perceive Asian and White people are less threatening to have in my house and are less like to miss the rent payment. Of course, there are exceptions but I am just playing with percentages here. Arabs, on the other hand, it is the religion thing. I would feel weird if someone starts to say “allah akbark” five times a day in my house.
August 23, 2011 at 9:46 AM #723702JoshParticipantThanks every one for your comments. At the end, I was only interviewing White and Asian candidates and I rented the room out to an Asian American UCSD student. I just perceive Asian and White people are less threatening to have in my house and are less like to miss the rent payment. Of course, there are exceptions but I am just playing with percentages here. Arabs, on the other hand, it is the religion thing. I would feel weird if someone starts to say “allah akbark” five times a day in my house.
August 23, 2011 at 9:46 AM #723858JoshParticipantThanks every one for your comments. At the end, I was only interviewing White and Asian candidates and I rented the room out to an Asian American UCSD student. I just perceive Asian and White people are less threatening to have in my house and are less like to miss the rent payment. Of course, there are exceptions but I am just playing with percentages here. Arabs, on the other hand, it is the religion thing. I would feel weird if someone starts to say “allah akbark” five times a day in my house.
August 23, 2011 at 9:46 AM #724216JoshParticipantThanks every one for your comments. At the end, I was only interviewing White and Asian candidates and I rented the room out to an Asian American UCSD student. I just perceive Asian and White people are less threatening to have in my house and are less like to miss the rent payment. Of course, there are exceptions but I am just playing with percentages here. Arabs, on the other hand, it is the religion thing. I would feel weird if someone starts to say “allah akbark” five times a day in my house.
August 23, 2011 at 9:48 AM #723024urbanrealtorParticipantMost Arabs in San Diego are Christian or non-religious.
August 23, 2011 at 9:48 AM #723115urbanrealtorParticipantMost Arabs in San Diego are Christian or non-religious.
August 23, 2011 at 9:48 AM #723707urbanrealtorParticipantMost Arabs in San Diego are Christian or non-religious.
August 23, 2011 at 9:48 AM #723863urbanrealtorParticipantMost Arabs in San Diego are Christian or non-religious.
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