Requires landlords to follow a default maintenance code if their city or county has not adopted one.
Creates a default maintenance code for rental properties in cities or counties without their own maintenance code. Landlords must comply with the international property maintenance code, 2012, unless it conflicts with local code provisions. The code applies to health and safety, common area maintenance, and essential utilities. The landlord cannot shift duties to tenants through agreements.
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