I have RCN's pricing model. 

I'm currently delving into local regulations, the existing lease, and best modes and means of communication. 

I’m worried that someone could claim the model is steering users toward or away from certain neighborhoods, which might have disparate impact concerns.Here’s what I want to understand clearly:If a user selects the general region/city themselves, and my model just filters from that based on quantifiable criteria (like ROI, rent-to-price ratio, crime, etc.), can I still be liable for biased or exclusionary suggestions?

. ** Recent industrial expansions are adding hundreds of jobs through 2026 **🔹 Gaston County: 28052 (Gastonia): Gastonia is in transformation mode with the FUSE District project and new mixed-use developments.

When people get into that mode, they focus too much on acquisition and not enough on upkeep of existing properties.

The current owner has the entire building set up through HUD for the elderly and disabled and I am looking to continue that model. 

You had mentioned that you spent 6 months researching before November 2016 with some of that time creating an excel model.

Repeat What’s WorkingIf your current model is giving you strong, predictable cash flow, there's no harm in duplicating it.

I typically use a basic Amana model.

Rather than doing such a Rent-to-Own model, I might suggest introducing prospective buyers to local banks or credit unions with FTHB loan programs or a CDFI that targets their financing programs to the underinvested communities in which I assume these properties are located.