🌴 California Mold Disclosure & Information
Required Disclosure for California Rental Properties
CALIFORNIA REQUIRED: Under Cal. H&S Code § 26147, California landlords must disclose known mold conditions to tenants before signing a lease. This form documents the mold status of the rental unit and provides required mold prevention information to the tenant. Mold visible to the naked eye that is not common household mold must be disclosed and addressed.
🔌 Mold Information
🔌 Ventilation & Moisture Prevention
Under Cal. H&S Code § 26147, landlords must provide tenants with information about mold prevention. Tenants must cooperate with proper ventilation practices.
👤 Tenant & Property
👔 Landlord Certification & Tenant Acknowledgment
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California Health and Safety Code § 26147 requires landlords to disclose to prospective tenants any known mold in the rental unit that poses a health risk. This applies to mold visible to the naked eye that is not common household mold found in minor quantities.
Landlord Mold Obligations
- Disclose any known mold before lease signing
- Remediate mold that constitutes a habitability issue under Civ. Code § 1941
- Provide mold prevention information to tenants
- Respond promptly to tenant reports of moisture or mold
⚖ Legal Disclaimer
This form is for informational purposes only. California disclosure requirements change frequently. Consult a qualified California attorney to ensure full compliance with current disclosure obligations before signing any lease.
