Urban professionals in Charlotte especially hurt

By: Scott Baughman November 22, 2011

Lexie Longstreet had what appeared to be the perfect homebuyer. The woman had a credit score of 800 and had saved enough for a 20 percent down payment on a condo in Plaza Midwood, an up-and-coming Charlotte neighborhood. The homebuyer had also just gotten a promotion. But that move up the corporate ladder at one of Charlotte’s ...

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Urban professionals in Charlotte especially hurt

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