Can A Landlord Discriminate Against Renters Based On Sex, Race Or Orientation?
Under California Government Code Section 12921(b) housing is a civil right. A landlord cannot discriminate against a potential renter because of their race, color, religion, sex, orientation, marital status, national origin, ancestry, familial status, source of income, or disability.
Other California Rental Discrimination FAQs
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Can A Landlord Decline To Rent To People With Children?
A: No. California Government Code Section 12921(b) forbids a landlord from refusing to rent to someone who has children. A landlord is allowed to set a maximum number of … More -
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Who Can I File A Housing Complaint With?
A: To file a housing discrimination complaint call the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing at 1-800-233-3212. For all other landlord/tenant complaints … More
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