Fair Housing
Jumpcity supports equal housing opportunity and is committed to providing services without discrimination in accordance with applicable fair housing laws.
Fair housing laws are designed to protect people from discrimination in housing-related activities. These protections apply across many parts of the housing process, including renting, buying, selling, financing, advertising, and related real estate services.
Our Commitment
Jumpcity is committed to treating consumers fairly and without discrimination based on protected characteristics recognized under applicable federal, state, and local law.
Where licensed real estate services are involved, those services are provided through appropriately licensed professionals and affiliated firms that are also subject to applicable fair housing requirements.
Federal Fair Housing Rights
The federal Fair Housing Act generally prohibits housing discrimination based on:
- Race
- Color
- National origin
- Religion
- Sex
- Familial status
- Disability
Additional protections may apply under state or local law.
Fair Housing Can Apply To
- Buying or selling a home
- Renting or leasing housing
- Real estate advertising
- Mortgage lending
- Housing-related services
- Access to housing opportunities
If You Have a Fair Housing Concern
If you believe you have experienced housing discrimination, you may wish to contact an appropriate government agency, fair housing organization, or qualified attorney.
Equal Housing Opportunity
We support equal housing opportunity in all of our services.
Relationship to Jumpcity & Real Broker, LLC
Jumpcity is a Property Transition Practice. Where a situation involves licensed real estate brokerage activity, those services are provided only through appropriately licensed real estate professionals and their affiliated brokerage firms.
Jumpcity Transition Group is a property transition practice affiliated with Real Broker, LLC. It is not an independent real estate brokerage.
This page is provided for general consumer information and is not legal advice. Fair housing requirements may vary depending on the jurisdiction and circumstances. For legal advice about a specific situation, consult a qualified attorney or appropriate government agency.