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Judy Parker
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CURRY ODOR PREVENTION

Judy Parker
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Closter, NJ
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I recently listed a brand new, renovated apartment for rent on behalf of my client, the Landlord of an owner-occupied two-family house. The Landlord told me under no circumstances does he want that particular ethnic food cooked in the unit. I was curious if putting a paragraph in the Lease about odors, and curry specifically, could be grounds for a potential discrimination lawsuit?

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@Judy Parker now is a great time to educate your client about discrimination. Follow Fair Housing laws.

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