@Justice Jacobs thank you for the information.

And I think that the changes were too drastic.”Housing advocate Ryan Acuff of Rochester’s Citywide Tenant Union thinks all the changes are a good start toward housing justice.

While I was expecting some great capital appreciation, they weren't the cornerstone of my strategy but just icing on the cake.

The steel is already up and the property is being developed. http://correctionalnews.com/2018/07/19/indianapolis-breaks-ground-robust-new-criminal-justice-center/

A vote simply doesn't do it justice

In our state, we normally get a judgment certified by the Justice and get it recorded at the Prothonotary's office (County Recorder). 

@Rudy DvorakI don't think there is a protected class called "woke social justice warriors" when it comes to Fair Housing laws.Obviously you can't discriminate against renters with certain characteristics or traits.

I view any appreciation as just icing on the cake but don't really factor it into my upfront underwriting.

I hope justice prevails here.2.

I honestly, won't do justice to all your questions as there is so much to uncover.