Brokerage" is entering a reverse form of red lining or denying that lender to operate in and for the public, degradation perhaps slander and you are liable for any loss, not only as to that deal but to reputation.

It is illegal to not lend in a area - even a "war zone" it is called redlining and a massive lawsuit waiting to happen.That being said I have not seen a lender in a long time willing to do a 80/20

Its a blue collar working class neighborhood.All three neighborhoods are accessible using the red line, which is the only "L" train that runs 24 hours. 

They will redline a street, if there are boarded up houses.

Today I am finalizing my redlines in the lease with our counsel.

If I was selling you a park and saw those clauses in your contract, they would immediately be redlined.

He then said something I couldn't believe he actually said, given all the rules about redlining, fair housing, etc.Other Agent: So basically, what I'm saying is, if you can get your buyers up to $XXX,000, I'm happy to push your offer to the front of the line.

At the time, this neighborhood was redlined, and the property had recently been sold from the federal redevelopment agency after completing a nearby freeway and hospital project that bisected and essentially destroyed the historic neighborhood.The before/afters aren't very interesting unless you call an in-kind roof replacement exciting!

Ask him to review and redline/recommend adjustments to the contract before the call.

I'm sorry, Jon, but it sounds an awful lot like you're asking us how to draw seven red lines, all of them strictly perpendicular, some with green ink, some with transparent ink.To clarify, not the task, but the general sense of how this is being asked, do you want to retain the right to get rid of the tenant in the winter months for nonpayment of rent, egregious lease violations, your decision not to renew, etc.?