Do Property Managers Have A Duty To Protect Tenants From Known DiscriminationMarch 20, 2019Federal appellate court determines that a landlord can be liable under the federal Fair Housing Act (“FHA”) for failing to protect a tenant from discrimination when the landlord is on notice that another tenant is targeting the tenant.An African American individual (“Tenant”) leased an apartment in a multi-unit apartment complex (“Complex”) managed by a property management company (“Manager”).

honestly, if someone is stupid enough to send a SD without looking at the interior condition of a rental I would not feel sorry for them being scammed.It's unfortunate that they have your house and interior pictures but - that is the risk of the internet, it's all public domain.99.9% sure this 'transaction' is a London/Central African scam...this happens alot on CL.

African Americans are arrested, convicted, and incarcerated at higher rates than non-African Americans.

Across the United States, African Americans and Hispanics are arrested, convicted and incarcerated at rates disproportionate to their share of the general population.

According to the FNB House Price Index residential property prices have declined relative to inflation for the second year running.Let me paint a quick picture of the South African property market: Consumer Price Index (Inflation) sits at 4,5% while property prices have only increased by 3,3%. 

Thank you Armand  As another poster mentioned, you might as well send your money to your lost relative who is the prince of some African country.

It's great that @Derrick Thomas has a wife of another race-- perhaps success can be increased by having her deal with the less friendly white-preferring lenders and having him develop a niche among people that would prefer to deal with an African American?

I have not used them personally, but as far as local credit unions they have a good track record of helping people get their businesses off the ground, especially in the African American community in Baltimore.

At the end of this blog will be the link and  perhaps an objective discussion on due process with her who can provide you a recourse of action.Historically, more than 50% of the victims of predatory lending practices have been the elderly of all ethnic backgrounds, followed by African-Americans and Hispanics.

I noticed that I have yet to hear a successful African American investor on any of the podcasts.