The rest it is either explicitly illegal in the entire state (Such as California), or part of the state (Such as Texas where it is illegal in Dallas and Austin).Specifically in California where the question is being asked about, both the prospective tenants, as well as DEFH (Department of Fair Employment and Housing) can bring suit against the landlord and collect "seeking remedies that may include recovery of out-of-pocket losses, an injunction prohibiting the unlawful practice, access to housing that the landlord denied, damages for emotional distress, civil penalties or punitive damages, and attorney’s fees."

Not local to Dallas but they are investor-friendly and have done HELOC's on Investment properties.

(BTW, I'm starting to invest in Dallas, TX, you won't believe what are the property taxes there...

Hey everyone, I'm a real estate agent in Dallas as well as a new investor and looking to connect with some like minded individuals.

It's not reverse redlining as not all of Dallas, Los Angeles or Miami is low income and has higher black or Hispanic populations so there is a grey area.

I have been looking for properties for months now, I am new starter, I am looking, at Dallas, Charlotte, Columbus, Atlanta and Denver.

Hi there, Is anyone planning to attend Think Multifamily (Fire Summit)" in Nov. 2022 in Dallas, TX?

I have my eyes on Tucson, Dallas-Fort Worth, and San Antonio - New Braunfels.

, and taking your business elsewhere.Solera National Bank in Denver and Titan Bank in Dallas are two institutions that specialize in this area and have knowledgeable staff. 

You can search "Dallas REI" (for Real Estate Investor) or "DFW Real Estate Investor" or all sorts of different combinations of those things and just start posting.