Source of Income Discrimination Resources
Source of income (SOI) discrimination is a practice by which landlords, owners, and real estate brokers refuse to rent to prospective tenants seeking to pay for housing with housing assistance vouchers, subsidies, or other forms of public assistance. Since Ohio is a home rule state, municipalities can pass laws to govern themselves, including the passage of SOI discrimination legislation that expands protections of the Fair Housing Act.
- Source of Income Discrimination Frequently Asked Questions
- Landlord Fact Sheet
- Source of Income Discrimination Legislation
- Source of Income Discrimination Protection
Building Equity through Source of Income Protection Podcast
local Ordinances & Laws
- Ordinance 28-20 to Amend Codified Ordinances
- Unlawful Discrimination Practices
- Rental Receipt
- Renter's Choice
- Source of Income
- Your Money's No Good Here: Combatting Source of Income Discrimination in Housing
- Getting a Section 8 Voucher is Hard. Finding a Landlord Willing to Accept It is Harder.
- Prohibiting Discrimination Against Renters Using Housing Vouchers Improves Results
- Landlord Perspective – Fair Housing: Source of Income Discrimination
- Expanding Choice: Practical Strategies for Building a Successful Housing Mobility Program
- New Bexley Rent Rule Makes a Statement About Diversity and Inclusion
- Cincinnati Municipal Code Chapter 740
- Linndale
- Reynoldsburg Ordinance No. 27-2021
- South Euclid
- Toledo Municipal Ordiance 12.4.18 – Chapter 554
- University Heights
- Warrnesville Heights
- Westerville Final Ordinance No. 2020-29
- Wickliffe
