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Housing Information & ResourcesIf you think that you were discriminated against when you tried to rent an apartment, in how you were treated as a renter, or when you were interested in buying a home, you may contact the following agencies: • Housing Opportunities Made Equal (HOME ) Tel: 716-854-1400 • US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Tel: 716-551-5755 • The New York State Division of Human Rights Tel: 716-847-7632 • Neighborhood Legal Services Tel: 716-847-0650 • City of Buffalo Fair Housing Officer Tel: 716-851-4212 If you think that you have a “predatory” loan, (e.g. excessive or unfair terms that you feel puts you at a disadvantage to repay the loan), and you are in default on the loan or are in foreclosure, you may contact the Buffalo Don't Borrow Trouble Project Hot line at ( 716) 854-7625 or 1-888-375-0408 If you are in the housing industry – e.g. an owner, site manager, maintenance worker, leasing agent, real estate broker or other – and want more information on why it makes sense for you to know more about fair housing, you may contact: • US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Tel: 716-551-5755 • Housing Opportunities Made Equal (HOME) Tel: 716-854-1400 • NYS Division of Housing & Community Renewal Tel: 518-474-6157 • Buffalo Commission on Citizens' Rights and Community Relations Tel: 851-8000 • Brownstone Publishers, Inc. Tel: 1-800-643-8095 Other Links: • National Fair Housing Advocate Online • Alpha-One, helping people with disabilities live more independently in all aspects of their lives • Bazelon, a leading national advocate for people with mental illness • The Disability Resources Monthly (DRM) WebWatcher • The Community Reinvestment Coalition of North Carolina • The National Community Reinvestment Coalition • The Association for the Advancement of Retired Persons (AARP) Educational Resources: Dots - A Fair Housing Tale |