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Mold Addendum for Your Rentals

Mold Addendum

Protect yourself and your property with a Mold Addendum.

Educate your tenants about mold and mildew maintenance and care. Most tenants don't think about mold or mildew until it becomes a problem to complain about. There are different types of mold and mildew and can usually be avoided with proper climate control and cleaning.

How to Utilize the Mold Addendum

The Mold Addendum will emphasize the importance of avoiding mold and mildew and also places the responsibility and liability on the tenant for damages and expenses resulting from mold and mildew neglect. Signing this form in addition to the lease will place a duty upon your new tenant to protect your property from mold.

What Else Is Included in the Mold Addendum form?

Tenant acknowledges that the property they are about to rent is free of mold.
Maintenance of the property to keep it dry and mold free.
Violations of the agreement will result in remedies or penalties as stipulated in the lease
The mold agreement is part of the lease agreement the tenant is signing

Part of the Essential Forms Package

This form is a part of the Essential Forms package along with 100+ other forms. You can access all of our landlord forms with an LPA membership.

Purchase LPA Mold Addendum

FREE DOWNLOAD EPA MOLD Booklet

"A Brief Guide to Mold, Moisture, and Your Home", for Landlords and Tenants

A Brief Guide to Mold, Moisture, and Your Home. This booklet from the EPA tells you and tenants what you need to know about mold and how to treat it. You can view the entire booklet here through Adobe Acrobat Reader. You can also print it on normal letter size paper and put the booklet together. After printing, you can also reproduce larger quantities of it on a copy machine in color or in black and white.
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