Property Management
A Colorado property manager who fails to properly maintain a rental property, leading to a tenant injury, could face liability under:
AA. Only the tenant's insurance
BB. Negligence claims if the manager knew or should have known about the hazard and failed to repair it✓ Correct
CC. Only criminal charges
DD. No liability if the lease has an 'as-is' clause
Explanation
Property managers owe a duty of reasonable care to maintain properties in a safe condition. If a manager knew about or should have discovered a dangerous condition and failed to remedy it, and a tenant is injured as a result, the manager (and owner) may face negligence liability.
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