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Inga [223]
3 years ago
12

The Housing Financial Discrimination Act (Holden Act) prohibits all financial institutions from discriminating in real estate lo

an approvals based on the geographic location, the neighborhood, or any other characteristic of the property, known as:
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1 answer:
Rainbow [258]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Redlining

Explanation:

Redlining stems from discrimination that consists denial of services, maybe financial based on the group one may fall under such as race, ethnicity or location. The Holden act(1977) is a real estate act of California meant to protect individuals from discriminations such as ones that involve denial of mortgage loan on the basis of something other than the credit worthiness of the individual . These discriminations could take the form of mortgage loan and, insurance loan denials or other financial services based on creditworthiness history of the group the person may fall under and not necessarily the individual's qualifications on his own

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