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| | | Property Maintenance For Landlords Landlords and tenants are responsible for maintaining safe, clean, and attractive properties. What are My Responsibilities as a Landlord?
In most cases the property owner is financially responsible for all Code Compliance fines, even when if the violation is caused by the tenant. • Landlord responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
• Ensuring the residence/unit is fit to live in (habitable)
• Clean and sanitary buildings
• Grounds which are free from debris, filth, rubbish, garbage, rodents and vermin
• Properly working plumbing (such as toilets, wash basins, tub/shower and hot/cold water), gas, heating, electrical systems and smoke detectors
• Proper connection to a sewage disposal system
• Trash receptacles in good working order
• Weather protection, including no broken doors or windows
• Floors, stairways, and railings in good repair
• Other repairs as determined by the rental agreement
 | Common Property Maintenance Topics for Landlords |
| Click "Start Here" to view common property maintenance topics for landlords. The following section provides summary information as well as links to more information. Please share this information with your tenants. Browse topics by click the arrows or choose a topic from the drop-down menu and click "Go." | |
Related Forms & Handouts
•  Preserving Rocklin: A Landlord's Guide to Property Maintenance | | |
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