Would the state redline it as “burdensome” and require revision?

I am on the red line at Davis but we considered brand newish apartments across the street from Alewife, the end of the line.  

That is identical to how they used jim crow and redlining.

@Garfield Thompson or @Matthew Paul, does anyone in the industry do redlines?

Seemed like red lining to me.

Maybe it is an issue with my browser and/or email, but it seems like there should be more spacing between alerts as they all run together and it is difficult to tell which text snippet goes with which thread title.See image for example (red lines drawn in by me).

But before I left the deal I’d remind that neighbor that redlining is NOT LEGAL and that people can live wherever the f#%* they want unapologetically.

Keep in mind, conventional lending can't "redline" private money can, this means we can decline a property because of the neighborhood it is located, the price being paid to purchase or any other factor.

That said, once you graduate you will make pennies doing redlines for at least 3-4yrs before you can hope to sit for your exams and do what you want......

Originally posted by @Rich O'Neill:Genuinely curious about this- at what point do we have to be careful about "redlining" when talking about this stuff?