Which organization can a tenant file a complaint with if they believe they have been illegally discriminated against?

The Intermountain Fair Housing Council is the appropriate organization for a tenant to file a complaint with if they believe they have been illegally discriminated against. This organization is dedicated to promoting fair housing practices and addressing issues related to discrimination in housing. They provide assistance to individuals who feel they have been subjected to discrimination based on protected characteristics such as race, religion, gender, or disability.

Although the Idaho Housing Authority plays a significant role in providing affordable housing and addressing housing needs in the state, it is not primarily focused on handling discrimination complaints. The Department of Real Estate oversees licensing and regulations for real estate professionals, and the Federal Housing Administration primarily addresses issues related to housing finance rather than discrimination complaints at a local level. Therefore, the Intermountain Fair Housing Council is specifically tailored to assist tenants in addressing discrimination issues effectively.