Environmental
Mold contamination in a Texas rental property is the landlord's responsibility to remediate when:
AAny mold is present regardless of cause
BThe mold results from the landlord's failure to maintain the property (e.g., roof leak, plumbing failure) and affects habitability✓ Correct
CThe tenant requests remediation in writing
DOnly when required by a TCEQ citation
Explanation
Under Texas Property Code, landlords must maintain properties in habitable condition. If mold results from a landlord's failure to maintain the property (water intrusion from roof leaks, plumbing failures), the landlord is responsible for remediation.
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