Utah fair housing law:
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Only federal
Federal fair housing law exists, but Utah has its own state law that provides additional protections beyond federal requirements.
Adds source of income protection
No state law
Utah does have state fair housing law that adds protections beyond federal law, making this statement incorrect.
Only rentals
Utah's fair housing protections apply to both rentals and sales of residential property, not just rentals.
Why is this correct?
Utah fair housing law specifically adds source of income as a protected class beyond federal protections. This means it's illegal to discriminate against someone based on their rental assistance or source of income in Utah.
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