Revises provisions relating to housing. (BDR 18-83)

SB 107 updates Nevada’s housing discrimination laws to align with federal standards. It directly affects landlords, tenants, and housing providers by prohibiting discrimination based on arrest records (for properties with five or more units) and capping guarantor income requirements at two times the monthly rent. Key provisions include requiring landlords to provide appeal information for rental denials, revising definitions of "disability" and "dwelling," and establishing new complaint procedures for the Nevada Equal Rights Commission. The bill also removes barriers for the Commission to partner with federal housing agencies without legislative approval.