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Know your legal rights! Currently, the only Connecticut laws that specifically address mold contamination as a public health hazard apply to schools, which requires local school boards to evaluate for exposure to mold and to monitor indoor air quality.
Sellers are typically required to disclose any material facts about the home that could affect its value or safety. When it comes to mold, this includes: Existing Mold Problems: If there is any visible mold or if mold testing has confirmed its presence, this must be disclosed to the buyer.
You must state whether asbestos or lead are known to be present, and whether youve done radon testing. You must also explain any problems with the roof, patio, foundation, chimney, exterior siding, patio, and other structural elements. You must describe your water source and any problems with it.