The wealth gap is going to get immensely wider.

All just to skirt the bottom of the house........Then there was this 10'x6' sliding door that was African mahogany..........Yeah man.....piece of cake I tell ya..... 

This data tells us that although these zones tend to be older construction, investors should nevertheless invest in these neighborhoods because they have an immense amount of upside potential, plus significant tax benefits aimed at realizing that potential.

I’m super new to this whole real estate investing thing but I’m immensely intrigued by it I know for a fact that this is my future.

There is immense value in this kind of local concentration for me.

The answer to that question and how much will help immensely in you finding a direction and strategy.If you have zero to little funds then I suggest you go work for a big flipper locally.Put in the time and work your way up.Get to saving most of your pay check.Then eventually talk the flipper into loaning you money on your first deal or being a partner where you get so much equity.Eventually you will put in enough time to handle on your own.Working for someone and getting paid to learn the ropes and the free education will be priceless for you.Make sure they strategies they are using are in the up and up.You don't want to learn and model yourself after someone using dirty business practices.That business model won't sustain itself long term.

I understand that you cannot discriminate based on race, color, religion, nationality, age, gender, familial status, disability, veteran status, and genetic information.As I understand this, I cannot discriminate against Caucasians any more than I can discriminate against African Americans.

If you could please give easy examples on your suggestion is set up and what tax benefit is gained (tax avoided) from doing this I'd immensely appreciate it.

This occupied my mind all day yesterday:Probably every major city has some kind of free weekly magazines, full of ads, masked as a TV program, and targeted at the African American community, often lower income range.

I’m immensely appreciative of any insight offered!