The blue line is inflation, red line is the Raleigh house price index. 

if its the later I would get a copy of the county planning code that shows the homes were built legally and present that to the lender.but it could be HML just don't want to do deals in rural southern cities were sales can take forever and there is no there there .. if you know what I mean.HML can redline all they want as we know..

The redlining, the block-busting, these are practices that we're a part of.

And that was a big spike, check out the gold spot chart for the 13th: http://www.kitco.com/charts/livegold.html (the red line designates the 13th)I believe in Schiff's beliefs, whether you do or not is great, but he was right last time...

Red line is unemployment (left axis).

They called it redlining and it accelerated the RE bubble.If a person approaches you with a lease option alternative and they weren't able to explain it to so that you understood it, don't do it!

I have had customers present their own contract but once they review mine we usually just red-line any changes they wish to include or exclude.

I know some great commercial attorneys locally there.The MAI appraiser is NOT going to know how to structure the lease and terms to protect your interest.When we do deals this size it is a battle between each attorney back and forth redlining the agreements fighting over every word.

.,. the onus is on the buyer to do their due diligence regarding ANYTHING that could be misconstrued as steering, redlining, etc.  

This is somewhat a red lining issue, it's a bit of a fraternal leasing arrangement.