In the final installment in our three part episode, Angie delves into the intricate dynamics of real estate transactions, particularly emphasizing the ethical considerations faced by agents when negotiating sales. She explores the delicate balance of client desires and legal obligations, highlighting how agents must navigate the nuances of fair housing laws while advocating for their clients' preferences. Angie has found from discussions with sellers, who frequently express a desire to sell their homes to owner-occupants rather than investors. This sentiment underscores the broader implications of real estate decisions on neighborhood integrity and social fabric.

The episode also touches upon the historical context of discriminatory practices such as redlining and their enduring legacy in modern housing markets. Greg reflects on a recent workshop aimed at educating individuals about the implications of restrictive racial covenants in property deeds. These discussions serve as a reminder of the ongoing fight against systemic inequalities in housing and the importance of community advocacy in addressing these issues.

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