Environmental
What is mold and what are an Ohio landlord's obligations regarding it?
AMold is only a cosmetic issue
BMold can pose health risks; landlords must maintain habitable conditions and address moisture problems causing mold✓ Correct
CTenants are solely responsible for mold prevention
DMold disclosure is only required in commercial leases
Explanation
While Ohio has no specific mold statute, landlords must maintain rental properties in a habitable condition under ORC 5321. Mold arising from moisture intrusion (roof leaks, plumbing failures) is typically a landlord responsibility.
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