Just be careful you don't want some dipstick publishing an article calling your a racist because of your guide.https://www.citylab.com/equity/2018/11/redlining-cleveland-investors-home-prices/574153/

Some of those areas such as South Linden were original redline areas.

First, the idea of grading neighborhoods (as another post pointed out) is akin to redlining neighborhoods.

The effects of redlining are still felt today in many communities.

North Omah a NE has historically been red lined but recently received a big influx of funding and has some strong Econ dev nodes.

That said, once you graduate you will make pennies doing redlines for at least 3-4yrs before you can hope to sit for your exams and do what you want......

Because this method disregards demographics, it could reveal areas still suffering from the aftermath of redlining that would be prime targets for revitalization and investment.3.

I prefer living on the west side of the red line opposed to the east side, but I get a little bit better rental yield on the east side.

But before I left the deal I’d remind that neighbor that redlining is NOT LEGAL and that people can live wherever the f#%* they want unapologetically.  

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...