Fair-housing commitment
Andrée Riley supports the principles of the Fair Housing Act and provides real estate services without discrimination. Under federal law, housing discrimination is prohibited on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status or disability. Additional protections may apply under state and local law.
All clients and customers are offered equal professional service and an equal opportunity to pursue housing that meets their needs, priorities and lawful qualifications.
What this means in practice
- Properties and services are made available without unlawful preference, limitation or discrimination.
- Searches and recommendations are guided by your stated property and lifestyle criteria—not assumptions about who should live in a community.
- Information about schools, crime, demographics and community characteristics should be reviewed through objective third-party and government sources so you can make your own informed decisions.
- Reasonable accommodation needs are welcomed and will be addressed in accordance with applicable law.
Report housing discrimination
If you believe your fair-housing rights have been violated, you may contact the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. HUD provides information and an online process for submitting a housing-discrimination complaint.
Report housing discrimination to HUD ↗
Questions or accommodation requests
Call or text 313.506.7476 or email andreeriley3135067476@gmail.com.
This statement provides general information and does not replace legal advice or the full text of applicable fair-housing laws.