Property Management
In New Mexico, which of the following is typically the landlord's responsibility in a residential lease?
APaying for all tenant-caused damage
BMaintaining the property in a habitable condition (structural integrity, utilities, weatherproofing)✓ Correct
CProviding all furnishings
DPaying the tenant's utilities regardless of lease terms
Explanation
Under the implied warranty of habitability, New Mexico landlords must maintain the structural integrity, weatherproofing, heating, plumbing, and electrical systems in working condition throughout the tenancy.
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