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A Black couple in Baltimore is suing LoanDepot and a local home appraisal company and its owner, claiming their home was undervalued based on race.
Nathan Connolly and his wife, Shani Mott, say an appraisal company undervalued their home based on their race. The couple has filed a lawsuit in Maryland.
<p>After getting a lowball appraisal on their home, Nathan Connolly and Shani Mott removed signs of Black ownership and had a white colleague pose as the owner to meet a second appraiser. You'll never guess what happened next!</p>
Two Baltimore professors say in a new lawsuit that their house in the city's historic Homeland neighborhood was undervalued by an appraiser because they are Black.
â A proposed subdivision of more than 300 single-family homes in unincorporated Statham was shot down by the Barrow County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday, Dec. 8. The board voted 5-1 â with commissioner Joe Goodman opposed to chairman Pat Graham's motion and commissioner Rolando Alvarez absent â to deny a request by Manor Restorations to rezone 95 acres at 575 Wall Rd. between State Route 316 and Atlanta Highway and change the future land-use map character designation property from Rural Reserve to 316 Innovation Corridor in order to build 318 single-family homes. Manor Rest...