If 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: 716-551-5755cfm ]
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
Housing Choice of Rochester
The Community Reinvestment Coalition of North Carolina
The National Community Reinvestment Coalition
The Association for the Advancement of Retired Persons (AARP)
Town of Amherst - keyword "community"
Town of Cheektowaga
Town of Tonawanda
Educational Resources:
Dots - A Fair Housing Tale
Author: Gary Earl Ross
Illustrator: Anwar Morse
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