Property Management
What is the Nevada landlord's obligation when a tenant's habitability complaint is about mold?
AThe landlord can dismiss mold complaints if the tenant caused the moisture
BThe landlord must investigate mold complaints promptly, address the source of moisture, and remediate mold that creates a habitability issue — failure to act may constitute a breach of the warranty of habitability✓ Correct
CMold is never a habitability issue in Nevada's dry climate
DTenants are solely responsible for all mold in their units
Explanation
Even in Nevada's dry climate, mold can develop around plumbing leaks, roof damage, or HVAC condensation issues. A Nevada landlord must address mold problems that affect habitability. Failure to remediate can result in the tenant having remedies under NRS 118A, including rent withholding and lease termination.
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