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Realtors apologizing for past discrimination, urging change

ST. LOUIS (AP) — When Abdul-Kaba Abdullah decided to sell his home two years ago, he listed the neatly-kept, four-bedroom house at $175,000 based on presale evaluations.

But once a buyer made an offer, an appraiser valued the home at only $150,000, and the bank wouldn’t give a loan for the original asking price.

Curious, Abdullah looked at the appraisal report and found the photos weren’t even of his home in the predominantly Black area of ​​north St. Louis. The photos had been pulled off the internet, and were not new photos showing updates he had made.

“I immediately knew,

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Journal Club 10-14-22 – Passive Income

Here’s Journal Club 10-14-22! Every week, I hold a JOURNAL CLUB. After filtering through the articles on the web, I present a few that impacted my life this week. Be safe and stay well!


  • Many of us would agree that images or visuals help us understand an idea better or help us remember things clearly. What if you could apply the same principle to the world of personal finance and for achieving your financial objectives? Well, that’s a possibility, and The White Coat Investor shares more about it in the article – Visualizing Your Way to Wealt
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Bringing business expertise and genuine leadership to Harrisburg

Having grown up myself, and raising a family in Upper Moreland, there is no better place to live and work — which is why I feel so strongly about our area’s representation at the state level. Working many years at my family’s business Weinrich Bakery and then as a Realtor, I have gotten to know and spoken with countless residents, neighbors, and friends. I have been listening to my fellow neighbors’ thoughts and concerns for decades and feel that I have a deep understanding of our district’s needs and wishes, because they are mine as well.

Now more than ever,

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Historic Nelson Pollard House to be fashioned into event center | News

Angela Janes has known for the past 10 years that she wants to open a business that functions as an event center and reception area. She just didn’t know where.

That changed this summer when she saw Logansport’s historic Pollard Nelson House listed for sale.

“I have kind of had my eye on running an event center for about a decade,” Janes said. “I just kind of get on realtor.com and see what’s out there. Over the years I’ve looked at lots and lots of houses, and nothing has ever felt right. When the Pollard Nelson House hit realtor.com, I

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Attorney Gives Rep. Jim Jordan A Scathing Personal Lesson In Hearsay

An attorney on Twitter clapped back at an account closely linked to Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) that suggested Tuesday’s shattering testimony before the House select committee investigating the US Capitol riot was “all hearsay.”

The House Judiciary Committee Republicans’ account which names Jordan as its ranking member in its Twitter bio labeled the astonishing testimony from former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson as hearsay.

“It’s literally all hearsay evidence. What a joke,” the post on the GOP account said of Hutchinson’s testimony about Donald Trump’s last days as president.

Hutchinson, an aid to former White House chief of staff Mark

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Marcus Mariota Met His Wife In College, And The Rest Is History

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Netflix’s hit new series quarterback explores the inner worlds of successful NFL stars Patrick Mahomes, Kirk Cousins, and Marcus Mariota. The quarterbacks’ lives are shown in a way never seen before, executive producer Peyton Manning told Netflix. Beyond their action on the field, the eight-episode series gives exclusive insight into each professional football player’s routines and personal lives.

Of the three featured stars, Marcus Mariota is the newest to the league. quarterback

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Business Insider corrects story claiming mass migration out of Florida after backlash: ‘We got it wrong’

Business Insider had to admit it was wrong Tuesday after it published a story that said more people left Florida than New York and California in 2021.

Business Insider published an article titled “More people actually moved out of Florida than New York or California in 2021.” According to the article, 674,740 residents left the state, overtaking 433,402 residents leaving California and 287,249 residents moving from New York.

However, after examining census data on Florida, many Twitter users, including members of Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis’ team, pointed out that Business Insider mistakenly switched the numbers.

Business Insider corrects story claiming mass migration out of Florida after backlash: ‘We got it wrong’

Migration numbers show more people

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Realtor may have accepted $3M offer for Washington, DC property linked to Sam Bankman-Fried

An unidentified buyer or buyer could soon own a property previously linked to defunct cryptocurrency exchange FTX and its former CEO, Sam Bankman-Fried, in Washington, DC’s Capitol Hill neighborhood.

According to an updated posting on Realtor.com, the DC property was listed as “contingent,” suggesting that the party handling the deal has accepted an offer but the transaction was not yet finalized. The townhouse located near the United States Capitol building was reportedly owned by Guarding Against Pandemics, a nonprofit organization established by Gabriel Bankman-Fried, brother of the former FTX CEO.

Cointelegraph reported in January that the property had been removed