Fair Housing
Under Colorado law, the 'source of income' protection in housing means landlords in covered jurisdictions cannot refuse to rent to tenants who:
AHave low credit scores
BPay rent using housing vouchers or other government assistance programs✓ Correct
CWork in certain professions
DHave student loan debt
Explanation
Colorado's source of income protection prevents landlords from refusing to rent to tenants solely because they pay using housing vouchers (Section 8), public assistance, or other lawful income sources in jurisdictions where this protection applies.
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