Is this a question or just a passing thought that you were compelled to post in a public forum?

Over the past year there have been a lot of political hot button topics making their way to the public eye.

Housing Discrimination Doesn’t Need Intent, Supreme Court SaysPosted in Law & Policy, by Robert Freedman on July 1, 2015 Share on facebookShare on twitterShare on linkedinShare on google_plusone_shareShare on emailMore Sharing Services3Much of the country’s attention has been on the United States Supreme Court’s rulings on marriage equality and the Affordable Care Act last week, but the nation’s highest court also handed down an important housing decision that looks at whether a public or private entity can get hit with a federal Fair Housing lawsuit even if it had no intent to discriminate.

Naw, crazy is looking back on your life after decades of working a JOB and wondering why you still need to work.Crazy is counting your quarters, dimes, and nickels to buy formula for your kids to eat.Crazy is having a 2nd or third car when you really only need to have access to public transportation, and today Uber.

If so please feel free to private message me it (or post it here if you don't mind it being public information).Rob

I work in the public sector generally and don't make enough to counteract the federal debt to income percentage.I have not been able to save any money for a down payment due to trying to pay down my student loan.I have recently inherited a small amount of money enough for a down payment on a property (hopefully). 

What mattered most to me was that I was in downtown Philadelphia, with easy access to public transportation and most importantly that would attract a roommate right away.

And, given the state of the Cali market and the fact Foreclosures are public record there, if he hasn't already taken advantage of one of the many pieces of direct mail he's received, there's a really good chance he's underwater on the loan.  

As a new Realtor, I notice that the mass majority of the public expects us to to know everything about every house in every subdivision in your state. 

I went to my local (Polk County) Clerk of Court office to try and get the list of recent Lis Pendens and the lady showed me to the computer with public records.