Environmental
What is 'mold' and what disclosures are required for Delaware residential sellers?
AMold is a cosmetic issue only and requires no disclosure in Delaware
BMold is a fungal growth that can cause health problems; Delaware sellers must disclose known mold or moisture issues under the Seller Disclosure of Real Property Condition Act✓ Correct
CMold disclosure is only required in properties built before 1978
DMold is covered by the buyer's home inspection and no seller disclosure is required
Explanation
Mold is a fungal growth that thrives in moist conditions and can cause respiratory problems. Delaware's Seller Disclosure of Real Property Condition Act requires sellers to disclose known material defects including water intrusion, moisture problems, and visible mold. Buyers should also conduct inspections for mold.
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