Fair Housing
What is 'source of income' discrimination and how does it relate to Delaware fair housing law?
AIt is not covered by any fair housing law
BDelaware protects source of income as a protected class, making it illegal to refuse rental housing to someone using a housing voucher✓ Correct
CSource of income discrimination is only relevant in commercial real estate
DIt is legal for landlords to refuse Section 8 vouchers in Delaware
Explanation
Delaware law prohibits source of income discrimination in housing, meaning landlords cannot refuse to rent to qualified tenants solely because they use Section 8/Housing Choice Vouchers or other lawful income sources.
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