When you’re ready to sell your home., you want the best price possible. You want to get the highest appraisal as part of the sale process. If you’re a person of color, is there a risk that you could be lowballed? Could the appraiser set the value of your home thousands or even hundreds of thousands less than it’s worth just because of the color of your skin? We’re looking at this issue from various angles.
Resources:
National Fair Housing Alliance
The National Community Reinvestment Coalition
Consumer Finance Protection Bureau
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Nikitra Bailey, Executive Vice President, National Fair Housing Alliance
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Jake Lilien, Counsel, Fair Housing Enforcement, National Community Reinvestment Coalition
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Chris Jackson, Owner, Jackson Appraisal Group
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Zixta Martinez, Deputy Director, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau