Category: Mold Regulations
If you suspect mold in the rental unit, in this article you will find everything you need to know about tenant and landlord responsibilities. Arizona State law binds the tenant to notify the landlord of any situation or occurrence that requires the landlord to provide maintenance, make repairs, or otherwise take action. Additionally, a landlord […]
Rental agreements between landlords and tenants proffer rights to both parties. Tenants pay rent while landlords ensure that they keep their units sanitary and habitable. In New Mexico, there are no laws compelling landlords to remediate mold in their property. However, landlords have a responsibility to keep their units habitable while tenants have the right […]
Mold in North Carolina is an environmental and health hazard. How should landlords and tenants handle mold? North Carolina does not have a law that requires landlords to remediate mold. However, landlords must fix excessive stagnant water, sewage, flooding waters, plumbing leaks, and inadequate drainage, which can cause mold growth. Therefore, tenants should notify their […]
Logic, and the Delaware State law, say that a landlord’s property maintenance obligation involves repairing leaking pipes, windows, and roofs so a healthy and livable environment is ensured. There is an interesting situation. Although the behavior of the tenant contributed to the appearance of the mold, the law holds the landlord responsible for remediating the […]
Daily maintenance is understood as the responsibility of the tenant. Also, an unpolluted environment is the responsibility of the landlord. So, contact your landlord as soon as you find mold in your apartment. In landlord-tenant statutes, regulations, or town ordinances in Connecticut State there isn’t specific law that addresses the mold as the landlord’s responsibility. […]
In California, beginning January 1, 2022, all residential landlords are required by law to present a copy of “Information on Dampness and Mold for renters in California” to every potential renter before they proceed into a rental or lease agreement. Also, the residential landlords in California must provide written disclosure to prospective tenants of affected […]
If you want to rent or sell a property in Colorado it is recommended to get familiar with some specific rights and obligations due to mold remediation that protects tenants and home buyers. Colorado law (HB 19-170) includes mold and dampness control as a warrant of habitability requirement. According to this rule, the time given […]
There are no specific laws or regulations in Arkansas that require property owners to remediate the presence of mold in buildings. Although there is no written law, landlords do have the responsibility to keep a tenant’s home safe and habitable and to take all necessary precautions to ensure the safety of their tenants. In this […]
Mold is not pleasant for either the landlord or the tenant. Landlords need to take all the necessary precautions to ensure the safety of their tenants, while on the other hand tenants want to trust that the property they are renting is clean and safe. Unfortunately, there are no specific laws in Alaska State that […]
In October 2012, New York was severely affected by Hurricane Sandy, leaving the area badly affected and flooded as the storm surge reached 13 feet. This disaster was taken advantage of by mold companies. The New York State Labor Law’s Article 32 serves to protect consumers in response to Hurricane Sandy wherein a number of […]
New apartment, new and fresh start. But if you find mold in your apartment it will definitely ruin the initial excitement and enjoyment. So what are your rights as a tenant in Alabama State if you discover mold? First, you have the right to live in a home free from mold. A landlord has the […]
Disclosing the presence of mold to a potential renter or buyer of a property is important, as black mold can be detrimental to your health after repeated exposure. Mold disclosure in rental properties is not strictly enforced in New York’s Real Property Law. Landlords are not required to disclose high levels of mold as they […]
Virginia tenants are legally entitled to rental property that meets basic structural, health, and safety standards. If you own or manage a rental property in Virginia state, a mold presence could lead you to costly cleanup and repair bills as well as lawsuits from tenants claiming that the mold made them sick or damaged their […]
Mold on your walls makes your house an eyesore and can cause respiratory diseases. Report any mold problems to your landlord for fixing. Your landlord has 14 days to fix a mold problem reported to them. Federal laws on how long your landlord has to fix mold problems do not exist. However, different states have […]
If you want to rent or sell a property in New York State it is recommended to get familiar with some specific laws about mold remediation that protects tenants and home buyers. The purpose of these laws is to outline the disclosure and mold presence. Also, the responsibility of the landlord and who had to […]
In the course of selling homes, it is normal to occasionally run into a property that is infested with mold. And if you do, the first question that will come to your mind is: are you obligated to remove the mold before selling the home? No, sellers do not have to remediate mold before selling […]
When mold attacks a property, it can cause serious health complications. And if what is in your property happens to be toxic mold, then mold poisoning is a real possibility. Unfortunately, there are times when landlords fail to address mold growth problems in time. This then raises the question: What options are available to a […]