If you were selling your home would you allow someone to buy it if you knew they were gay?

I removed my post as it may be offensive for some. I apologise....

Did you mean "renting" your home?

wallet_man said:

I had this happen to a friend who evicted them as soon as they didn't pay for a month after learning about it. I was curious on other people's reasonings for this situation.

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Was the home owner financed?

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Hank77 said:

Was the home owner financed?

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No matter the arrangement of the tenant given by the Owners of the property.
Being deliquent on rent has discretionary consequences.

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Blessings Always

Uhhhhhh...sure...

If I had a home to sell, I would have absolutely no problem in selling it to anyone who needed it.
Whether they were gay, bisexual, trans, straight or otherwise, my only wish is that they would have a roof over their heads, a secure place to live and somewhere they can call home.

pinacled said:

No matter the arrangement of the tenant given by the Owners of the property.
Being deliquent on rent has discretionary consequences.

And if the OP. Is promoting a certain orientation.

They and all readers will do well to read the sop.

Homosexuality, same-sex marriage, bisexuality, transsexualism and transgenderism may not be promoted* on CF (including member profiles). Several debate forums allow homosexuality, same-sex marriage, bisexuality, transsexualism and transgenderism to be discussed from a political, legal, historical, and civil rights point of view. Please check the Statement of Purpose thread for individual debate forums before posting. Homosexuality, same-sex marriage, bisexuality, transsexualism and transgenderism may be discussed, without promotion*

Blessings Always

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My question didn't have anything to do with who the buyer was. First, he says it's a home sale but then says they were being evicted by the seller. The only way that could happen is if the seller was financing the buyer.

Hank77 said:

My question didn't have anything to do with who the buyer was. First, he says it's a home sale but then says they were being evicted by the seller. The only way that could happen is if the seller was financing the buyer.

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The only circumstantial arrangement I'm able to find relevant to the OP. Is where an owner of a single home rents rooms.
Which is a situation that leaves the tenants in a vulnerable situation. Especially when they are desperate for shelter.

Word of mouth solidity is a rare comfort given by owners of land and property. Those that fail to consider their position to be a gift of charity are the ones that forget to give Glory to The Potter.

Blessings Always

pinacled said:

The only circumstantial arrangement I'm able to find relevant to the OP. Is where an owner of a single home rents rooms.

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But that doesn't fit with the thread's title,

wallet_man said:

If you were selling your home, would you allow someone to buy it if you knew they were gay?

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except for @Hank77's example above.

(It's looking more & more like a troll misfire.)

I am in agreement with those who see no issue with selling the home to whoever, it is a business deal, not a marriage proposal.

I would,after all we are to hate to hate the sin but love the sinner.

1 Corinthians 5
"12What business of mine is it to judge those outside the church? Are you not to judge those inside?"

This verse came to mind.

*Welcome to CF btw!

If their money was green, why not?

wallet_man said:

I had a friend sell his house to a guy whom he later learned was gay after the sell: he evicted them as soon as they didn't pay for a month after learning about it. I was curious on other people's reasonings for this situation.

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If a person does not pay their mortgage payment, that is the bank's concern not mine. AFAIK banks do not evict people after only one late payment. And they do not care one iota about the sexual proclivities of those that owe them money.

I would hate to facilitate the tzara’at of a house by making a transaction.