Fair Housing
The Minnesota Human Rights Act prohibits housing discrimination based on source of income. Which scenario would violate this law?
ARequiring a minimum credit score
BRefusing to rent to a Section 8 voucher holder✓ Correct
CConducting a background check
DRequiring first and last month's rent
Explanation
The Minnesota Human Rights Act prohibits discrimination based on source of income, which includes Section 8/Housing Choice Vouchers. Refusing to rent to someone because they use a housing voucher is illegal in Minnesota. This protection is broader than federal fair housing law.
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