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MOLD DISCLOSURE

Printed Name(s) of Owners(s): ____________________________________________________________________

Printed Name(s) of Renter(s): ____________________________________________________________________

Property Address: ______________________________________________________________________________

Owner Disclosure

To the best of Owners’ actual knowledge, Owners represent:

The Property described herein:

_____ has been previously tested for molds.

_____ has not been previously tested for molds.

If answer is “has not” simply sign the form.

If answer is “has,” then complete the following.

The molds found

_____ were identified as toxic molds.

_____ were not identified as toxic molds.

With regard to any molds that were found, measures

_____ were taken to remove those molds

_____ were not taken to remove those molds.

Mold - Mold consists of naturally occurring microscopic organisms which reproduce by spores. Mold breaks down and feeds on organic

matter in the environment. The mold spores spread through the air and the combination of excessive moisture and organic matter

allows for mold growth. Not all, but certain types and amounts of mold can lead to adverse health effects and or/allergic reactions. Not

all mold is readily visible, but when it is, can often be seen in the form of discoloration, ranging from white to orange and from green to

brown and black, and often there is a musty odor present. Reducing moisture and proper housekeeping significantly reduced the

chance of mold and mold growth.

Climate Control - Tenants agree to use all air-conditioning if provided, in a reasonable manner and use heating systems in moderation

and to keep the premises properly ventilated by periodically opening windows to allow circulation of fresh air during dry weather only.

OWNER OR AGENT RECOMMENDS THAT AIR CONDITIONING (IF PROVIDED) IS USED AT ALL TIMES.

Tenant(s) Agree to -

 Keep the premises clean and regularly dust, vacuum and mop

 Use hood vents when cooking, cleaning and dishwashing

 Keep closet doors ajar

 Avoid excessive indoor plants

 Use exhaust fans when bathing/showering and leave on for a sufficient amount of time to remove moisture

 Use ceiling fans if present

 Wipe down any moisture and or spillage

 Wipe down bathroom walls and fixtures after bathing/showering

 Wipe down vanities and sink tops

 Do not dry clothes by hanging them inside

 Regularly use and empty dehumidifier if dehumidifier is present

 Open blinds and curtains to allow light into premises

 Wipe down floors if any water spillage

 If you have shower doors, securely close them when showering

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Playa Realty & Management, LLC

Mold Disclosure