Black Americans still face 'disproportionately steep hurdles' to homeownership, expert says

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Black Americans still face 'disproportionately steep hurdles' to homeownership, expert says

While homeownership remains out of reach for many Black people in the U.S., there are two things buyers should do to increase their chances.

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