Mold Disclosure and Release Sample Clauses

Mold Disclosure and Release. Mold is a naturally occurring fungus that can develop in or around residential structures. Mold may cause adverse health consequences and some persons are allergic to molds. Mold can develop naturally even in normal conditions in properly constructed residences. Seller cannot prevent or control the conditions that may result in mold, and mold may develop or be present in the Unit at or after Closing. Buyer is advised that Seller does not, in this Contract, or otherwise, warrant against the development or presence of mold or otherwise undertake to preclude the development or presence of mold. Buyer is advised to inspect the Unit prior to Closing and on a regular basis after Closing, in particular, in areas where moisture may be present and ventilation is limited, including basements, crawl spaces, utility rooms and other similar areas. Buyer assumes all risks related to mold and any damage or loss resulting therefrom and releases Seller from any and all liability with respect to mold in the Unit, or the consequences thereof. Person to person, there are no federal or Colorado state standards concerning acceptable levels of exposure to mold or fungi. In addition, materials within the Unit – including paints, carpets, plastics, tiles, glues and other materials – may release aerosol chemicals into the indoor air environment. Buyer agrees to make its own independent evaluation or decide in consultation with other experts whether to further investigate the issue of molds, fungi or other indoor environmental contaminants as they may affect the Unit. BUYER ACKNOWLEDGES THAT SELLER HAS MADE NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, CONCERNING THE PRESENCE, ABSENCE OR LEVEL OF MOLD, FUNGI OR OTHER INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS WITHIN THE UNIT PRIOR TO, ON OR AFTER CLOSING. BUYER FOR ITSELF, ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, HEREBY RELEASES SELLER FROM ANY AND ALL LIABILITY AND CLAIMS WITH RESPECT TO MOLDS, FUNGI OR OTHER INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS. THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION SHALL SURVIVE CLOSING.
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