What I always envisioned was turning my current condo into a rental after living there for about 5-8 years (it's in a nice location about a five minute walk to the red line, for those non Bostonians that's one of the train lines that takes you into Boston).

I am doing a 24 lot one now and we have been in negotiations with Engineering for 8 months prior to submittal but I know they will hit us with extensive red lines.. its just the nature of the business.

I am planning to open up kitchen a little but. the house is a brick ranch built in 50s. the joists run perpendicular to the studs I plan to take out. the red lines are the way the joist are running from one wall to the other. the blue crosses depict studs I plan to eliminate. do you think any of the studs are load bearing ?

Has the fact that the Redline  Project in Baltimore has been taken off the table affected anyone besides me and the investments I've been putting in the 21223.

.- The red lines are my annotations, which show the recent inventory for June.

Your emphasis on diversity has always been used in unfair housing and discriminatory practices like red-lining.

Yes and No Yes they can recommend good areas and No they have to be careful not to red line clients or steer clients to areas.

Some bank term I'm not familiar with called "Red-lining".

For all the deals I worked on, either me or another attorney have drafted the contract and tailored it to the needs of that particular transaction, then each side redlined any proposed changes until we were all in agreement.

I tell him I will redline the original lease so he can see all of the proposed changes from our call and send him a clean version to execute - he says okay.- 8/20 - I send him the redlined lease and a clean version for execution.