Fair Housing Notice

Equal Professional Service

StressFree Realty Group provides real estate services without discrimination. We do not deny, limit, discourage, misrepresent, delay, steer, or treat any person differently in connection with the sale, purchase, rental, financing, advertising, showing, negotiation, or availability of housing because of a protected characteristic.

Our standard is simple: every client, customer, prospect, applicant, and member of the public receives professional, respectful, and lawful service.

Protected Classes

Federal fair housing law prohibits housing discrimination based on protected characteristics including:

Michigan Protections

Michigan law may also protect individuals from housing discrimination based on additional characteristics, including age, marital status, height, weight, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, and other protected categories recognized under applicable law.

This notice is intended to summarize general fair housing principles and should not be read as limiting any rights, protections, duties, or remedies available under federal, state, or local law.

What Fair Housing Means in Practice

Fair housing applies throughout the real estate process. This includes how properties are advertised, how inquiries are answered, how showings are scheduled, how offers are presented, how negotiations are handled, and how housing opportunities are discussed.

• We do not steer buyers toward or away from neighborhoods based on protected characteristics.
• We do not make assumptions about where someone “belongs.”
• We do not use discriminatory language in advertising, marketing, property descriptions, or client communications.
• We do not withhold available housing information based on a protected class.
• We do not apply different standards, procedures, or levels of service based on a protected class.
• We do not tolerate harassment, intimidation, retaliation, or discriminatory conduct in connection with housing.

Reasonable Accommodations and Accessibility

Individuals with disabilities may have rights to reasonable accommodations or reasonable modifications under applicable fair housing laws. StressFree Realty Group is committed to handling accessibility-related requests with seriousness, respect, and lawful care.

If you need assistance accessing information, communicating with our office, viewing a property, or participating in the real estate process, please contact us so we can review the request and respond appropriately.

Advertising and Communication Standards

Our marketing is designed to describe properties, services, locations, features, conditions, and client options — not to suggest preference, limitation, exclusion, or discrimination based on protected characteristics.

Any property guidance we provide is intended to help clients make informed decisions based on lawful, objective, and client-directed criteria. Clients are encouraged to evaluate neighborhoods, schools, commute times, municipal services, taxes, public records, and community information through independent sources that matter to their personal decision-making.

If You Believe Your Rights Were Violated

If you believe you have experienced housing discrimination, you may contact the appropriate fair housing agency or civil rights authority. You may also contact StressFree Realty Group directly so we can review the concern promptly and professionally.

Filing a concern, asking a question, or requesting fair housing assistance will not result in retaliation by StressFree Realty Group.

Brokerage Standard

StressFree Realty Group expects all agents, team members, vendors, referral partners, and affiliated professionals to respect fair housing law and maintain equal service standards. Fair housing compliance is not optional, negotiable, or secondary to sales goals.

We are here to help people move forward with confidence — without pressure, confusion, discrimination, or unequal treatment.