If your property is in Albuquerque, verify smoke and CO alarms meet city code. If your property is in Albuquerque, city code requires the owner to install working smoke detectors in each sleeping area and the area leading to it and confirm they work at move-in, a carbon monoxide alarm outside each sleeping area and on every level of any unit with a fuel-burning appliance or fireplace, and, in buildings of three or more units, a portable fire extinguisher within 75 feet of each unit that is inspected every year, so a yearly check plus a check at each turnover keeps the property compliant.
The New Mexico rule
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Related rules in New Mexico
The New Mexico guide lists every compliance obligation, the seasonal maintenance calendar, and baseline upkeep.
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