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Value of professor's home shot up by over $250K after he made White colleague pose as homeowner

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Dr. Nathan Connolly and his wife, Dr. Shani Mott, wanted the mortgage of their Baltimore home refinanced so they could benefit from the significantly low-interest rates. The couple, who purchased the home for $450,000 in 2017, were confident their property was going to be priced higher because they had also spent $40,000 to renovate the...

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