HUD Report Cites Record High Rates Of Discrimination Complaints

RE:HUD Report Cites Record High Rates Of Discrimination Complaints

Sue - Realtor — Wed, 26 Dec 2007 13:00:00 GMT

I have been falsley accused of race discrimination because the other agent from my company would not counter the buyers offer. The buyer had a weak pre-qualification letter and a low offer. I sent him to 3 lenders who told me he could not buy for 6 months. Ten months later he is filing a complaint with HUD. I have to pay my deductable of 1,000 dollars from our deductable and I did nothing wrong. I feel hurt and abused. What rights do realtors have?

RE:HUD Report Cites Record High Rates Of Discrimination Complaints

cjh — Thu, 19 Apr 2007 11:00:00 GMT

In the current environment I think that it doesn't matter if you know your rights or not. The courts certainly seem apathetic to an individual pleading for his rights. Individuals, even if they stand in defense of their rights, seem to have less inpact than a corporate entity. I wish I didn't know this first hand,but I do. I believe this to be caused by the current thought that money talks, BS walks. This is not what I was taught:everyone has rights. When did corporations get theirs?

RE:HUD Report Cites Record High Rates Of Discrimination Complaints

Joe — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 11:00:00 GMT

In terms of complaints because they can't get a loan, top mortgage professionals know the value of credit counseling which is building tomorrows database and referral source. At the very least when the challenge is explained intelligently there is no misunderstanding as to why they were temporarily turned down. Then again, I'm from California and have an entrepreneurial mind set.

RE:HUD Report Cites Record High Rates Of Discrimination Complaints

amber — Mon, 09 Apr 2007 11:00:00 GMT

I am a loan officer in the state of Ohio. I personally feel that some of the complaints come in becouse people do not know there rights and or are spitefull becouse they are are unable to obtain a loan.