Property Management
Under Texas Property Code § 92.157, residential landlords are required to install which security device in all residential rental properties?
ADead bolt locks only
BKeyed dead bolt locks on exterior doors and pin locks or security bars on sliding glass doors, among other requirements✓ Correct
CSecurity cameras at all entrances
DElectronic access control systems only
Explanation
Texas Property Code § 92.153–157 requires landlords to provide keyed deadbolt locks, door viewers (peepholes), sliding glass door security devices, and window latches, among other security measures, to protect tenant safety.
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