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As of August 7, 2023, landlords in Colorado are required to disclose radon information when a tenant signs a lease agreement. Tenants can void their lease if the landlord does not include the radon disclosure or if a landlord does not make reasonable efforts to mitigate elevated radon levels after 180 days.
California Civil Code Sec 1102 1102.18: Requires sellers of real property containing up to four residential units to complete a disclosure form indicating the presence of all environmental hazards, including radon gas, formaldehyde, and mold, that are known to the seller.
Free Radon Disclosure Form Illinois landlords are not required to conduct radon testing. However, landlords with knowledge of a radon hazard are required to disclose the existence of that hazard to all prospective tenants seeking to rent on the first or second floors above ground level.
Senate Bill 23-206 was signed into law by Colorado Governor Jared Polis on June 5, 2023 and will require greater transparency and communication regarding the history of radon testing and its results during real estate or rental transactions.
The EPA recommends radon mitigation when levels exceed 4 pCi/L, and it is said that 50% of homes in Colorado have higher radon levels (see CDPHE radon map). The CDPHE recommends all homes new and old be tested every few years for radon.

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Michigan Compiled Laws 565.951--. 966 Requires sellers of residential property consisting of up to four dwelling units to complete a sellers disclosure statement, which provides for disclosure of any environmental hazards on the property, including radon gas, asbestos, formaldehyde, and lead-based paint.
Any home can have a radon problem. Both old homes and new homes can have radon problems. So can homes with basements and homes without them. And 2 houses right next- door to each other could have very different radon levels. Thats why its so important for every home to get tested.
Before signing your lease agreement, the owner will be required to provide you with radon testing history, results, proof of treatment if a mitigation system has been installed, and the most recent documentation from the Department of Public Health and Environment on the risks of radon exposure.

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