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Landlords Disclosure Mold Law California

California Mold Disclosure Law

The new California mold disclosure law took effect in California on Jan. 1, 2002, but real estate sellers and prospective landlords won't have to disclose the presence of mold in California homes and buildings to prospective buyers and prospective tenants under the first state law to address growing public fears about mold problems until some future date [probably Jan. 1, 2004] when the State of California publishes both mold contamination and mold remediation standards. The California state government has until July 1, 2003, to establish such standards.

Sellers, real estate brokers and agents, and home inspectors will have to be diligent in following the law. In conforming with the law, the property seller's transfer disclosure statement a requirement in real estate transactions since 1985 will now include mold.

In addition, the California State Department of Toxic Substance Control will soon include a chapter on toxic mold in its Environmental Hazards Handbook, which is provided to all buyers and sellers.

Enforcement of mold standards and mold disclosure statements will be done by local governmental agencies under the new mold law. [Los Angeles Times, Nov. 11, 2001] To read the complete final law as passed by the Calif. legislature, visit: Mold Law Text.

For questions and answers about the new California mold disclosure law,
please visit: California Mold Disclosure.

To find a Certified Mold Inspector in California, please visit: California Mold Inspectors.

Mold Legal Guide

Whether or not you are a mold victim, or a present or future mold plaintiff or mold defendant, the Mold Legal Guide will help you and your lawyer to deal with and to survive financially the immense and complicated legal problems arising from mold issues that are commonly arising in today's lawsuit-crazy world in such business relationships as: landlord and tenant, employer and employee, property seller and buyer, realtor or real estate agent and seller or buyer, mortgage lender and debtor, home builder and buyer, and contractor and customer. For more information, please visit Mold Law Book.

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To find a Certified Mold Inspector in California, please visit: California Mold Inspectors.

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