New Jersey Case May Upend Home Loan Discrimination Rules
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The remaining structures form a patchwork amid vacant lots, where once there were row upon row of houses built for New Jersey’s returning World War II veterans and their growing families.
Some boarded-up homes have red signs tacked on the front saying “Owned by Mount Holly Township -- NO TRESPASSING.” Others have signs, in the style of a real estate agent’s, that say “This House NOT For Sale.”