Submit Moldy Buildings to the Moldy Building Warning List

Many landlords do not care if their tenants suffer severe health problems by living in mold infested apartments and rental houses. Similarly, many employers do not care if their employees and/or customers experience significant mold-related health problems by working in or visiting in mold-contaminated workplaces such as mold-ridden schools, hospitals, nursing homes, stores, offices, and warehouses. In addition, many real estate sellers and real estate brokers/agents purposely fail to disclose to prospective buyers the existence of known mold infestation problems in the homes or other buildings being offered for sale. Moreover, many hotels, motels, bed-and-breakfasts, and other lodging facilities fail to disclose to prospective room guests the existence of serious mold infestation in their room accommodations.

As a public health service of the Mold Inspector Laboratory International, Ltd., [Belize], what this new [September 1, 2004] Moldy Building Warning List does is to enable the readily-available and searchable, internet, posting and publication of the specific and detailed identity and geographic locations and addresses of moldy properties which have been mold tested by tenants, employees, prospective or actual real estate buyers, lodging guests, and other interested parties. Why would such concerned parties want to post the identity and location addresses of moldy properties to the Warning List? Very simply: to warn other present, prospective, or future tenants, employees, buyers, lodging guests, visitors, and others about the undisclosed and often hidden mold environmental health threats and risks associated with the posted mold-infested properties.