Property Management
What is a 'habitability warranty' in Idaho residential leasing?
AA guarantee that the property will increase in value
BThe landlord's implied or express legal duty to provide and maintain rental premises in a livable condition with essential services✓ Correct
CA warranty that all appliances will function perfectly
DA guarantee by the tenant to maintain the property
Explanation
Under Idaho's Residential Landlord and Tenant Act, landlords have a duty to maintain rental premises in a habitable condition — providing working plumbing, heat, weatherproofing, and freedom from serious safety hazards. Failure to maintain habitability can give tenants remedies including rent withholding (under proper procedures).
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