Like multiple shotguns bought by investors and each been refurbed and given a different pastel, individual houses just bought and heavily updated, the tenants are slowly changing the demographics (eg not poor and black, but young and white), and so forth.In fact, the pastel thing is actually infectious.

So if you denied a 300 African American, or Jewish person any lawyer would argue that the real reason was he was black, Jewish etc.  

While it's not difficult, it is cumbersome to hold a deed as Joe Smith, 22%, Mary White, 10%, Bob Johnson, 13.2%, Carol Black, 16.7% etc, etc.  

But I am who I am (and had the black widow spiders, rattle snakes, and large flying cockroaches - that we used to catch and fly on strings in our back yard to prove it) and although I do make apologies for it....I'm continuing through the course of life down the road I carved our

The Black Diamond REIA hosted by @Ann Bellamy & @Nick Aalerud is great as well as the Chelmsford REIA, @Justin Silverio's quarterly meet-up and @Mike Hurney's meeting on the North Shore.  

Finally a darker, rich saturated color (or sometimes black) exclusively for the entry door only.

Both are a great way to get started slow and learn the basics, before jumping unprepared into wholesaling and risking to get a black eye and walk away to quickly from what could be a great career opportunity for you.

Hi @Michael Ferreira,Im in in the Waltham area if you want to stay in touch also Look into the Black diamond group and other meetups around the area to network.Chris

There is one on 24th May in Black Labrador in Montrose. 

My case has nothing to do with my building , but I am being black balled by all lenders it seems.