"A federal lawsuit filed this week by housing groups on Long Island, in New York City and across the nation alleges real estate brokerage Redfin engages in racial discrimination, saying it systematically shortchanges minority communities by offering lower levels of service than it does in white areas.A two-year investigation by the 10 groups, including Bohemia-based Long Island Housing Services, the Fair Housing Justice Center in Queens and the National Fair Housing Alliance, a Washington, D.C.

@Thomas TarryShady, very shady.Very, very tempting to cause a stir, but ultimately it’s up to you to decide if your seeking justice or pooping in your own sandbox.

Appreciation is just icing on the cake.

Make sure the photos do the place justice and the description is well written and sells the place. 

Also, we are the generation who are "social justice warriors."

In Pa, "Eviction" is handled by the District Justice, but most of these judged will refuse to rule of these cases;  because the occupant of the house is "not a tenant", since they don't have a lease. 

A smart REI wont buy a property only on the hope of appreciation, it's just icing on the cake. 

Of the two recommendations I made, call Hioki first.Potential no-cost option is non-profit Lawyers for Equal Justice.  

They seem to claim on their website that they are out to provide justice for all, and they sure fooled me.

I get wanting the sense of justice and to have them pay the debts that are owed but most likely he is going to get nothing vs. the 80% he could have.