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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A couple of observations. As a white guy, I have not looked at any potential area, and thought about the racial make-up as part of my buying decision. School quality, location, ease of commute, and price have been the driving factors. I also do not think any realtor with even an iota of sense would admit to knowing what the racial make-up of any area is, and directing buyers to or from an area, based on that. That is discrimination. Finally, I really couldn't care if my neighbors were white, black, Asian, Jewish, or tutti-frutti colored. I hope that they will try and maximize their investment with sound upkeeping, maintenance, etc., ya know, act like rational and sensible home owners. As for school quality: if the schools suck, real estate prices will follow that. Smart money that can leave, will leave. Tax base shrinks, and, those left behind suffer. Thank you school unions.[/quote] Realtors cannot discuss school quality, crime or racial demographics. It violates the Fair Housing Act.[/quote]
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