Landords' Responsibilities for Mold & Other Hazards
Mold, bed bugs, asbestos, lead, and more…these are all hazards that landlords must be aware of and take steps to control, mitigate, and disclose in accordance with federal and state laws.
Landlord Responsibilities for Mold
Landlord Responsibilities for Mold
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Mold in Rentals: Landlord Liability, Responsibility, and Prevention
Learn about mold in rental units: Your landlord's liability for mold problems, how to get rid of mold, and how to prevent mold in the first place.
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Suing Your Landlord for Mold-Related Health Problems
Actions to take if you have significant health impairment caused by mold.
Questions on Landlord Responsibilities for Mold
Questions on Landlord Responsibilities for Mold
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Can Tenants Legally Stop Paying Their Rent Because of Mold in Their Apartments?
Tenant rights to deduct or withhold rent because of a mold problem.
State-Specific Rules Regarding Mold in Rental Properties
State-Specific Rules Regarding Mold in Rental Properties
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California Rules Regarding Mold in Rental Properties
Here's what California landlords (and tenants) need to know about mold and the law.
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Florida Rules Regarding Mold in Rental Properties
Here's what Florida landlords (and tenants) need to know about mold and the law.
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New York Rules Regarding Mold in Rental Properties
Here's what New York landlords (and tenants) need to know about mold and the law.
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