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The Black couple decided to "whitewash" their home and had a white friend pose as the owner. Their home was revalued at $1.48 million and they've now settled with the appraiser, per NBC News. That second appraisal valued the home at $1.48 million – a $487,500, or 49%, increase from Miller's appraisal just three weeks earlier, per the filing. This case isn't the first time discrepancies between Black and white homeownership have been discovered. And last year, the New York Times reported on a Black couple in Maryland who filed a lawsuit after their home was valued $278,000 higher when a white colleague pretended to own the home.
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Tu says people of color shouldn't be afraid to ask their white friends about their salary and mortgage rates. The first appraisal with the Tates' family photos was appraised $455,000 less than the second appraisal with white family photos. Here are two simple questions that people of color shouldn't be afraid to ask their white friends. She adds,"If your white friends really are your friends, they will help and share their salary with you." Here are some additional questions people of color can ask their friends about their salaries:Did you get a raise this year?
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