Property Management
An Illinois landlord must provide a habitable rental unit. The implied warranty of habitability requires that residential units:
ABe newly renovated before each new tenancy
BMeet basic standards for health, safety, and structural integrity✓ Correct
CInclude all utilities as part of the base rent
DHave air conditioning and a dishwasher
Explanation
The implied warranty of habitability requires landlords to maintain residential rental units in a condition that meets basic health, safety, and structural standards — including working heating, plumbing, and electrical systems, weatherproofing, and freedom from vermin infestation. Amenities like AC and dishwashers are not required unless specified in the lease.
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