Released April 2003
AUTHOR:
The Fair Housing Project of CVOEO
INTRO:
Under federal law, prospective tenants and homebuyers cannot be treated differently in their search for housing or be denied housing on the basis of race, color, sex, the presence of minor children (familial status), disability, national origin, or religion.
Under Vermont law, prospective tenants and homebuyers are also protected for their marital status, sexual orientation, age, and receipt of public assistance (which includes any assistance provided by federal, state or local government including medical and housing assistance).
Federal and state law also require housing providers to make reasonable accommodations and allow reasonable modifications based on the needs of people with disabilities.
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