Property Management
In South Carolina, which of the following is a landlord's responsibility under the implied warranty of habitability?
AProviding luxury amenities
BMaintaining structural integrity, weatherproofing, heating, and basic sanitation✓ Correct
CKeeping up landscaping and cosmetic features
DProviding cable television service
Explanation
The implied warranty of habitability requires residential landlords to maintain rental units in a condition fit for human occupation, including structural soundness, weatherproofing, working heat, plumbing, and basic sanitation. Cosmetic features are not covered.
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