Burton Brokerage, Inc. supports fair housing and equal professional service. Gracie Burton is committed to providing real estate services without unlawful discrimination and to helping clients make housing decisions based on their own needs, goals, budget and property criteria.
The federal Fair Housing Act prohibits housing discrimination because of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status and disability. Applicable state and local laws may provide additional protections.
Fair housing protections apply to housing-related activities such as buying, selling, renting, financing and other residential real estate services. Unlawful discrimination can include refusing to show or sell housing, applying different terms or conditions, misrepresenting availability, discriminatory advertising, steering a person toward or away from a location because of a protected characteristic, or refusing reasonable disability-related accommodations when required by law.
When helping buyers, sellers and relocation clients, Burton Brokerage focuses on objective property and transaction information. Clients may identify the location, price range, property type, lot size, commute considerations, accessibility needs, desired property features and other lawful criteria that matter to them.
Burton Brokerage does not rank neighborhoods or communities based on the race, religion, national origin, familial status or other protected characteristics of the people who live there. The website also does not describe areas as being suited to a particular type of family, religion, age group or other protected group.
For information about schools, crime statistics, demographics, houses of worship, accessibility resources or other community data, visitors should consult the appropriate independent public agency or other authoritative source and make their own evaluation.
Fair housing law includes protections for people with disabilities. Depending on the circumstances and applicable law, housing providers may have obligations concerning reasonable accommodations or reasonable modifications. Burton Brokerage does not determine whether a particular request is legally required and does not provide legal advice.
If a transaction or property involves an accessibility or accommodation question, Gracie can help communicate relevant property information while the client obtains advice or verification from the appropriate housing provider, governmental agency or qualified professional.
If you believe you have experienced housing discrimination, the following government resources provide information and complaint options.
Federal fair housing information and the process for reporting housing discrimination to the Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity.
State fair housing information and the complaint process for housing discrimination in Arizona.
State fair housing information and the complaint process for housing discrimination in Utah.
Questions about Burton Brokerage’s real estate services may be directed to:
Gracie Burton, Broker
Burton Brokerage, Inc.
345 Eagle Dr, Page, AZ 86040
(602) 319-8575
[email protected]
Available seven days a week
Burton Brokerage cannot provide legal advice or decide whether another housing provider, lender, appraiser, association, governmental body or real estate professional has violated fair housing law.
