HI SB942

Prohibits landlords from rejecting rental applicants solely because they cannot provide a recent paycheck as proof of income

Allows landlords to require applicants to submit evidence dated within 90 days showing unearned income or liquid assets sufficient to cover rent for the prospective rental period

When income documentation is not issued by a financial institution or government entity, landlords may request authorization to verify the documentation or require that evidence be verifiable through official documents like tax returns

Aims to expand housing access for retirees, self-employed individuals, and those with non-traditional income sources such as pensions, social security, investments, or savings

Takes effect July 1, 2050