Rental Repairs, Maintenance, and Landlord Access
Landlords are legally required to provide rental property that is livable and meets basic structural, health and safety standards.
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Tenant Rights to a Livable Place
When landlords offer a property as a rental, they make a promise (whether they know it or not) to maintain the property in a habitable condition during the tenancy.
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Repairs, Maintenance, and Entry to Rented Premises
Landlords' duties to repair rental property and to give tenants notice before entering.
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What Is the Implied Warranty of Habitability?
Understand the source of landlords' legal responsibilities to handle repairs and maintenance.
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State Laws on Landlord's Access to Rental Property
State rules on when and how landlords may enter tenant rental units.
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Tenants' Rights to Privacy and Repairs FAQ
Learn when your landlord can enter your rental, and when you should demand repairs.
Landords' Responsibilities for Mold & Other Hazards
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Suing Your Landlord for Mold-Related Health Problems
Actions to take if you have significant health impairment caused by mold.
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Can Tenants Legally Stop Paying Their Rent Because of Mold in Their Apartments?
Tenant rights to deduct or withhold rent because of a mold problem.
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