Fair Housing
A Wisconsin landlord may ask prospective tenants for all of the following EXCEPT:
AReferences from prior landlords
BProof of income or employment
CTheir religion or national origin✓ Correct
DCredit history information
Explanation
Asking applicants about their religion, national origin, or other protected characteristics is prohibited under fair housing law; landlords may only inquire about legitimate, non-discriminatory qualifications.
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