Fair Housing
Under Michigan fair housing law, which of the following is considered 'source of income' discrimination?
ARejecting an applicant with low income
BRefusing to rent to someone whose rent will be paid by a Section 8 voucher✓ Correct
CRequiring first and last month's rent
DRunning a credit check on all applicants
Explanation
While not a protected class under federal law, some Michigan jurisdictions have added source of income (including housing vouchers) as a protected class. Refusing to accept Section 8 vouchers may violate local ordinances.
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