All agents are subject to the duties within the Fair Housing Act(Federal Legislation)but Ohio passed additional criteria regarding specific criteria intended to avoid discrimination.

The legislative package of the Arkansas Bar Association is supposed to include that legislation, and it sounds like it has widespread support and is considered noncontroversial.  

All the things that make up the sale, and the condition of the property, and how it is sold affect the market value.  

Texas is a state thats legislates well for business (=population growth), works to keep taxes low, the weather is great, landlord laws are solid, cost of living is rather low, unemployment is low, and no one wants to move away.

You can make up your own mind what it means.

I pay her a percentage of what I make up front. 

The landlord has to make up the difference.

So you can continue to fetch market rent on the new units which can make up for the life tenants under rent control (who in many cases are eventually bought out with cash).

You can't just go out and make up your own rules or dream up anything that you might think will work for you.

Whether or not people who can't afford a house make up 40% or 60% of the market, it seems like there are still plenty of buyers there, at least with this inventory.Probably unique relative to many of the areas of the country, but curious how you read into this..