# Fair Housing Commitment | ABODE International Realty

Canonical page: https://abodeintlrealty.com/fair-housing/
Last updated: 2026-10-07
Publisher: ABODE International Realty LLC (Real Estate Firm TN 263936; FL Corporation CQ1070640)

Equal Housing Opportunity

# Fair housing commitment

Equal service for every client and customer

ABODE International Realty LLC follows the Fair Housing Act and serves clients without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status or disability, or any other characteristic that law protects. We do not steer, and our guides leave out demographic descriptions of a place.

In short: ABODE International Realty LLC follows the Fair Housing Act, serves every client equally, does not steer, and leaves demographic descriptions of a place out of its guides.

## What is ABODE’s fair housing commitment?

ABODE International Realty LLC is committed to the Fair Housing Act and to equal opportunity in housing. We serve clients and customers without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status or disability, or any other characteristic that federal, state or local law protects.

- **Equal service.** We show, market and negotiate properties on the same basis for everyone, and we follow a client’s instructions about the features, price and location of a home while declining any instruction based on a protected characteristic.
- **No steering.** We do not steer people toward or away from a place because of a protected characteristic, and we do not describe a neighborhood by who lives there.
- **Advertising.** Our advertising does not state a preference or limitation based on a protected characteristic.
- **Accessibility.** We will work with a person with a disability to make a request for a reasonable accommodation in how we serve them. See our [accessibility statement](https://abodeintlrealty.com/accessibility/).

**Equal Housing Opportunity.**

## How do our guides reflect this?

ABODE’s community and project guides cite public sources, give the official agency for each rule and leave out school ratings, crime statistics and demographic descriptions of a place. Those topics can serve as proxies for protected characteristics. Our [editorial standards](https://abodeintlrealty.com/editorial-standards/) explain the approach.

## Where can I report housing discrimination?

If you believe you have been denied equal housing opportunity, you can contact the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development at 1-800-669-9777 or at [hud.gov/fairhousing](https://www.hud.gov/fairhousing), or your state or local fair housing agency. You may also write to ABODE at [contact@abodeintlrealty.com](mailto:contact@abodeintlrealty.com) or call [(855) 25-ABODE](tel:+18552522633).

## Fair housing: frequently asked questions

Which characteristics does the federal Fair Housing Act protect?

Race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status and disability. State and local laws can protect additional characteristics, so ask the agency below if you have a concern.

How do I report housing discrimination?

Contact the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development at 1-800-669-9777 or hud.gov/fairhousing, or your state or local fair housing agency. You may also tell ABODE by email at contact@abodeintlrealty.com.

Why do ABODE’s guides leave out school ratings and crime statistics?

These topics can work as proxies for protected characteristics and can steer buyers. The guides point to the public agencies that publish official information so each buyer can decide for themselves.