BOLI: Fair Housing: Civil Liberty: State Of Oregon
Fair housing is the right to select and reside in a home free from unlawful discrimination.
Oregon's laws safeguard people from being treated differently since of your: race, color, faith, sex, nationwide origin, whether or not you have kids, impairment (also: source of earnings, domestic violence survivors, marital status, sexual orientation, and gender identity).
If you believe you are being victimized when trying to find a home, looking for real estate or home financing, or if your property manager isn't accommodating your special needs, you can file a grievance here.
Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries secures your civil rights at home.
Sometimes real estate discrimination looks like ...
- You are needed to pay a different security deposit than someone of a various race
- Your household is provided various rental options or costs than individuals without children
- You are directed to real estate in a particular area, community or area of the complex instead of being enabled to make that choice yourself.
- You're kicked out after your proprietor discovers your sexual preference ... you're dealt with in a different way, denied services, or singled out due to the fact that of among the protected qualities listed above.
We can help
The Fair Real estate Act gives you the legal right to submit a grievance. And it is prohibited for anyone to threaten you with expulsion or to pester you for filing a reasonable real estate problem against them.
It's free to file a problem and you don't need to have a lawyer.
If you're not sure you require to file a problem but something feels incorrect, you can offer us a call at 971-245-3844 or email boli_help@boli.oregon.gov. We'll assist you navigate the procedure.
- FOR INDIVIDUALS
- FOR LANDLORDS
For people
Yes.
Fair housing is the right to select and reside in a home free from unlawful discrimination.
Oregon's laws safeguard people from being treated differently since of your: race, color, faith, sex, nationwide origin, whether or not you have kids, impairment (also: source of earnings, domestic violence survivors, marital status, sexual orientation, and gender identity).
If you believe you are being victimized when trying to find a home, looking for real estate or home financing, or if your property manager isn't accommodating your special needs, you can file a grievance here.
Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries secures your civil rights at home.
Sometimes real estate discrimination looks like ...
- You are needed to pay a different security deposit than someone of a various race
- Your household is provided various rental options or costs than individuals without children
- You are directed to real estate in a particular area, community or area of the complex instead of being enabled to make that choice yourself.
- You're kicked out after your proprietor discovers your sexual preference ... you're dealt with in a different way, denied services, or singled out due to the fact that of among the protected qualities listed above.
We can help
The Fair Real estate Act gives you the legal right to submit a grievance. And it is prohibited for anyone to threaten you with expulsion or to pester you for filing a reasonable real estate problem against them.
It's free to file a problem and you don't need to have a lawyer.
If you're not sure you require to file a problem but something feels incorrect, you can offer us a call at 971-245-3844 or email boli_help@boli.oregon.gov. We'll assist you navigate the procedure.
- FOR INDIVIDUALS
- FOR LANDLORDS
For people
Yes.