Property Management
Under Kansas law, what is the landlord's obligation when a tenant reports a mold problem in the rental unit?
AIgnore it as normal moisture is expected
BInvestigate and address the moisture source and mold growth, as mold can affect habitability✓ Correct
CEvict the tenant immediately for poor housekeeping
DReduce the rent but take no remedial action
Explanation
Mold resulting from habitability issues (leaking roof, plumbing failures) is the landlord's responsibility to address. Failure to remediate mold affecting habitability may violate the implied warranty of habitability.
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