Does the damaged/missing cabinet deficiency apply per room or for the property in total?

• A. Per room
• B. For the entire property
• C. Per cabinet
• D. Per floor

Answer: (A)

Damaged or missing cabinet deficiencies are evaluated per room because the inspection assesses each living area separately to reflect its usability and habitability. If a cabinet is damaged in one room, that room’s condition is affected independently from other rooms, so the deficiency is recorded for that room rather than for the entire property. Grouping by the property would hide localized problems; counting per cabinet would treat each cabinet in isolation instead of the room’s overall cabinet condition; and per floor would blur variations between rooms. So the deficiency is documented for the room where the cabinet exists.