Property Management
In New Mexico, a property manager must conduct a 'move-in inspection' with the tenant primarily to:
AEstablish the rental rate for the unit
BDocument the existing condition of the property, protecting both landlord and tenant from disputes over the security deposit at move-out✓ Correct
CVerify the tenant's identity
DCalculate the lease term
Explanation
A move-in inspection (condition report) documents the property's condition before occupancy. Under UORRA, this documentation is essential for justifying any security deposit deductions at move-out beyond normal wear and tear.
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