Because this method disregards demographics, it could reveal areas still suffering from the aftermath of redlining that would be prime targets for revitalization and investment.3.

In certain instances ( since your help as far as your solutions go is considered consulting), you could cross a red line and end up violating the law.

The blue line is inflation, red line is the Raleigh house price index. 

Quote from @Victoria Redlin: I just heard about Obligo.com Does anyone have any experience with this, as either a landlord or a renter?

Everyone has an opinion on the house, the lease, how much rent they should pay, what items to redline in the lease, etc.

Even though this would also be an equally small loan, banks can't turn those down if your credit is otherwise good because that is considered red-lining which is illegal for owner-occupied loans.

I suggest you get with the SA Housing Authority, it's one of the best in the country (next to ours, hehe), ask them what areas are in demand, not what area to "red line".I love the area, not real familiar overall, it's a big city, but I might suggest you look around FT.

Yes, I’m biased, but it's my article, so we’re going to check out Tennessee and use tons of semicolons, which my former boss (hi Nick) always redlined.

Shiller did his PHD at MIT in 60s w fellow student Dr Jeremy Seigel, whose latest edition of Stocks for the Long Run does a deep dive into US inflation, basically we had none from 1809 till 1945, house prices flat, then post WW2, lots of inflation and house prices up, if you remove the inflation, the red line in last chart above, house prices nearly flat again.

Of course when you look downtown the home prices get much higher, however, there is a historically redlined area, that is still very close to downtown, and just because it's on the west side of the freeway and houses are less taken care of, you see homes for less.Developers are quickly snatching up properties because of this reason and because recent zoning laws have done away with single family zoning, so I'm feeling a sense of urgency to get into a home in this very specific neighborhood.I'm not a super personable guy and feel strange knocking on doors, so I started digging into delinquent taxes.