Fair Housing
What is 'source of income' discrimination in housing and does Idaho law prohibit it?
ADiscrimination against buyers who use financing; prohibited in Idaho
BRefusing to rent to tenants who use housing vouchers (Section 8); not specifically protected under Idaho state law, though some localities may differ✓ Correct
CCharging higher rent to lower-income tenants; prohibited in Idaho
DRequiring larger security deposits from tenants receiving public assistance; permitted in Idaho
Explanation
Source of income discrimination involves refusing housing to tenants who use government housing vouchers or subsidies. Unlike some states, Idaho does not have a statewide law prohibiting source of income discrimination in housing.
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