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Albuquerque New Law Protects Renters | Santa Fe News

Albuquerque New Law Protects Renters | Santa Fe News

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Albuquerque just handed landlords a major wake-up call with a new law that demands serious repairs—like no heat, no water, or unsafe exits—be fixed within 72 hours or face daily fines of $500. If a place becomes unlivable for over seven days, landlords must pay for temporary housing. With 34,000 code violations last year, this move is a bold step toward safer, more accountable rentals. Renters? Report issues via 311, document everything, and notify your landlord first—your home deserves to be livable.

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