Yes, source of income protections extend beyond rental scenarios to include various housing-related services and programs. This prohibits discrimination based on the source of income in areas such as financial services related to housing. For example, banks, mortgage companies, and other financial institutions must not discriminate when providing loans or financial assistance for housing. Similarly, insurance providers and appraisal services involved with housing accommodations are also required to adhere to these non-discrimination standards.
These protections are outlined under the California Code of Regulations, Title 2, Section 12140.1, ensuring that individuals are treated equitably regardless of their income sources in various housing-related contexts. This regulation helps ensure fairness and equal opportunity in accessing housing-related services across the state.
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