@Stephen Shelton"If they are breaking the law then that should be on them"As business owners we have responsibilities to society.

@Peter Davis American Integrity has been the one that has been working out for me recently, good luck!

For example, during a seminar organized by American Chamber of Commerce and Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong two weeks, we put together 4 guest speakers to talk about overseas real estate investing.

I want to be the business man not the sterotypical young african American thug .

After researching the appraisal company "Associates Appraisal Inc" I found similar reviews of their homes being devalued by $100,000, The Appraiser showing up without a mask, and similar situations of the appraiser intentionally picking unfavorable comps.After bringing it to the lenders attention that the appraiser red lined my appraisal and without saying that I'm African American but that my homes are located in a predominately African American neighborhood that he shouldn't assume that my houses marketability is only to African Americans and his sales comps directly insinuate that people who are shopping for homes on the left side of one street have no interest on homes on the right side of the street.

While they are attempting to help society, a quick review of their last fund offering circular raises some concerns. 

American Real Estate is a local company there.

@Morgan Fritzi just did the exact same thing, opened an American Express cash magnet for this purpose.  

Try giving American Modern Insurance Group a call . . . we use them on most of our properties and they can handle flips as well as BRRRRs and rentals. 

With the way things are in our hyper-polarized society today I agree it's risky to discuss the first two.