According to the complaint, the employees’ discretion “was exercised in a manner that discriminated against non-­Asian borrowers.”In the complaint, the DOJ asserted various theories for its claim that the seller financier had discriminated against borrowers on the basis of race or national origin, violating the Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA).

Heh.I can assert that pro membership with BP is the best value investment I have made so far this year except for the first deal I picked up through BP.Awesome deals and information.

Once you have all the information, you can make an informed decision about what you want to do and what you want to tell your employer moving forward.Keep in mind though, even if you find out that you have rights over and above what the company is telling you they'll allow, by asserting those rights, you may piss off your employer -- which could be pretty bad for your career.

Political ideologies have evolved in this country over hundreds of years, and to assert that your attitudes must fall within the scope of one of the two major parties is akin to suggesting that ideologies -- and our political and social culture in general -- shouldn't continue to evolve.If enough people "vote their conscience," in 5, 10, or 50 years we could see one or both parties change considerably or go away, we could see new parties rise to power, we could see parties blend together, etc.

Josh, Mark & Rob-Again, you know absolutely NOTHING of the incidents involved in the situation, and yet you are free to assert the moral high ground?

I have been doing this for years, and it is a tactical war between consumers and the CRAs.I assert that we don't have to run scared,or be afraid to go to war.But ignorance does hurt you.Rudy, I don't doubt you brother.

The actual cash flow will unfold itself once I took over in next month.Just read your docs carefully and make sure you aren't asserting that there is no other deal with the seller outside of closing.

I have to disagree w/some of the above comments that assert a relative or friend won't work as hard for you.

You can use a warranty deed (the normal deed used for sales), but you could also use a quitclaim deed, which doesn't make any assertions regarding whether title is good, but just gives any interest you may have to the grantee.

It sounds like you were trying to re-assert control over the situation, when that boat had already sailed.What is the argument you're making in eviction court?