When looked at by race, those races that have a higher median family income appear to be denied home mortgage loan applications at a much lower rate than those races who have a lower median family income. This data indicates that Asians – who had the highest median family income in 2015 – were denied home loans the fewest amount of times, compared to other races. Additionally, those who identified as American Indian/Alaskan Natives and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander had the lowest median family incomes in 2015 and were denied loans at the highest rate.
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These charts are very nice and well-formatted. They don’t exactly align, which is something we will address when we return to Tableau. Basically, line up a second rejection rate chart by race as you did with income on top. But quality work here in any event.
On the title of the top chart, remember to describe the Northwest Arkansas MSA for the area.