Prohibiting Housing Discrimination Based on Income Source and Military Status
This act aims to ensure that no one is discriminated against when renting or buying a home due to their income source, veteran status, or military status. This means landlords cannot refuse to rent if someone uses housing vouchers, social benefits, child support, or other lawful income sources. These changes are intended to increase equality and housing accessibility for all citizens.
Key points
Extends housing discrimination protection to include source of income, veteran status, and military status.
Property owners will be prohibited from refusing to rent to individuals using housing vouchers, social security benefits, child support, or other lawful income sources.
The act seeks to improve housing access for veterans, military personnel, and individuals relying on various forms of financial assistance.
Status:
Introduced
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